Every PEEK part we ship comes with measurable quality records. First-article reports, dimensional inspection, material traceability and locked process parameters — backed by calibrated equipment and documented procedures, not vague reassurances.
The PEEK components we make end up in valves handling hot chemicals, in semiconductor fixtures inside cleanrooms, and in electrical assemblies running for years without intervention. When one of our parts fails in service, our customer's whole assembly fails with it — that's why quality is built into our process, not bolted on at shipping.
Our quality system is structured around three things: measurable inspection, traceable materials, and a locked, repeatable process. Every shipment carries records that let you verify what you received against what you ordered.
Each pillar has documented procedures and assigned ownership — not slogans on a wall.
Critical dimensions verified on calibrated equipment, recorded against the drawing, signed off before shipment.
Every shipment ties back to the resin certificate and batch. If a material question comes up six months later, we can answer it.
Once samples are approved, machining and molding parameters are locked per part. Reorders reproduce the part you signed off on.
The instruments behind every measurement on every report we ship.
For complex geometry, GD&T verification, and full first-article reports on critical parts.
Non-contact measurement of small features, edges and 2D profiles — ideal for fragile or delicate parts.
Calibrated digital and analog instruments for in-process and final dimensional checks at the workstation.
Verifies Ra and Rz against drawing requirements — important for sealing surfaces and bearing applications.
Shore D hardness and density verification when material grade or process consistency needs to be confirmed.
For surface defects, contamination, color consistency and cosmetic acceptance criteria on visible parts.
Standard inspection ranges. Specialized requirements (profile, position, runout, custom GD&T) handled on quote.
| Inspection Type | Standard Capability | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Linear dimension | ±0.005 mm | Measurement resolution; tolerance per drawing |
| Bore / hole diameter | H6 verification | Pin gauges + CMM for critical bores |
| Surface roughness (Ra) | 0.005 – 16 µm | Profilometer per ISO 4287 |
| Concentricity / runout | 0.005 mm | CMM or dial indicator on V-block |
| GD&T (position, profile) | Per drawing | CMM for full GD&T verification |
| Hardness (Shore D) | Per material grade | On-request material verification |
| Visual / cosmetic | Documented AQL | Per agreed acceptance criteria |
Resin grade, batch and certificate verified at receiving.
Full dimensional report on the first part — your sign-off gate.
Operators run dimensional checks at defined intervals during the run.
Pre-shipment audit against drawing and acceptance criteria.
Reports compiled, certificates attached, parts packed and shipped.
Two document packages — one for new parts, one for ongoing production. Both included at no extra cost.
Sent with samples for your approval. Establishes the baseline you'll measure future shipments against.
Ships with every production run. Confirms the part you receive matches the part you approved.
Four commitments that shape how we run quality — and how we respond when something goes wrong.
The part you receive is the part we quoted — same material grade, same tolerance, same process. No quiet substitutions to save margin.
Reports are real measurements taken on calibrated equipment — not template numbers filled in to look good. We back what we sign off on.
If a quality issue surfaces, we trace it back through batch records, replace defective parts, and document corrective action — not deflect or stall.
We host customer site visits and run video audits for international customers. Quality is harder to fake when someone's actually watching — we're fine with that.
Yes — first-article inspection comes standard on every new part, included with samples. You sign off before any production volume runs.
Yes. Full CMM reports on production lots are available on request. For high-criticality parts we recommend setting this up at the quote stage.
All measurement equipment is calibrated annually with traceability to national standards. Calibration certificates are available on request.
Minimum 5 years. We can retrieve historical records by part number, batch ID or shipment date if you need to investigate something later.
Yes — we work to ANSI/ASQ Z1.4 by default, and accept customer sampling plans on request. Discuss it at the quote stage so it's priced in.
It doesn't ship. We investigate the root cause, rework or remake the affected parts, and document the corrective action before releasing the order.
Send drawings — every quote includes inspection plan, material traceability and FAI commitment.