KGL implements a quality inspection process covering the production and delivery stages of custom precision parts.
After fixture setup and program configuration, KGL first produces and inspects the first article. Critical dimensions are measured with a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) as required, while other dimensions are checked using calipers and other measuring tools. Batch production begins only after the first article has passed inspection.
During production, operators perform periodic self-inspections of critical dimensions and maintain inspection records. Quality inspectors also conduct regular inspections to review process parameters, self-inspection records, and production conditions, while monitoring key production factors including personnel, equipment, materials, methods, and the working environment.
Before finished products are put into storage, 100% inspection is carried out on every part. Dimensions and tolerances, appearance, and surface treatment are checked individually. For precision parts with strict dimensional or surface requirements, particular attention is given to burrs, scratches, and other potential defects.
Before shipment, KGL also checks the packaging method, part quantity, labeling, and rust-prevention requirements. Relevant bubble charts, inspection data, material certificates, and surface treatment test reports are archived to support future batch inquiries and quality traceability.