All production processes are subject to our in-house, certified quality assurance. Inspection plans and approvals are carried out according to clearly defined standards.
A high-precision optical measurement system is used for accurate dimensional inspections. It delivers reproducible results even for complex part geometries.
Every assembly and production step is backed by detailed process instructions. Our inspection procedures meet the automotive industry's requirements for sampling and traceability.
Our certified quality assurance accompanies all production and assembly processes – guided by clear standards, experienced specialists, and cutting-edge measurement technology. This ensures that every part delivers what it promises.
In manual assembly processes, we use specially developed testing fixtures that enable safe and efficient inspection of individual assembly steps. These fixtures are custom-built in our in-house toolshop according to customer specifications. They ensure that dimensional accuracy, positioning, and functionality can be verified directly during assembly – minimizing sources of error and ensuring consistently high quality.
For automated processes, we rely on camera-based quality assurance, integrated sensor technology, and laser marking systems. These technologies enable seamless monitoring and documentation of each individual component in real time. For example, springs, clips, or inserts can be checked for correct positioning and quantity. Laser marking ensures clear traceability throughout the entire product lifecycle – a key advantage, especially for safety-critical components.
Precise color measurement is a critical aspect of quality assurance for injection-molded plastic parts—especially for visible components in industries such as automotive, medical technology, and consumer goods. Even during the sampling phase, we assess color accuracy using spectrophotometric methods and document all results according to CIELAB standards.
In serial production, trained personnel perform regular color inspections. Color values are objectively measured, compared against limit samples, and influencing factors such as material batch, pigmentation, and processing temperature are taken into account.
Through standardized procedures and documented testing processes, we ensure consistent color and appearance across large production volumes—a key quality factor in many applications.
