We believe that true quality begins with a mindset—one that values accuracy, durability, and customer satisfaction above all. From sourcing raw materials to the final inspection, every step is governed by our strict quality management protocols.
Our quality control system includes:
Stringent Raw Material Selection – Only certified, high-grade brass and alloys are used.
In-Process Inspections – Every stage of production is monitored by experienced quality inspectors.
Final Product Testing – Dimensional accuracy, tolerance checks, and performance validations are conducted before dispatch.
Calibration and Maintenance of Equipment – All measuring tools, gauges, and production machinery are regularly calibrated and maintained to ensure precise and consistent manufacturing standards.
We continuously invest in technology, training, and process optimization. Our goal is not just to maintain quality—but to raise the bar with every order we fulfill.
Our focus on quality has earned us long-term partnerships with clients across the automotive, electrical, electronics, plumbing, sanitary, and construction sectors—locally and internationally.
The foundational stage where the product's specifications, function, and aesthetics are defined.
Product planning, drafting engineering drawings (CAD), creating the Bill of Materials (BOM), and defining tolerances.
The procurement process to acquire all necessary materials (metals, plastics, components) based on the approved design and BOM.
Generating Purchase Orders (POs), selecting and vetting suppliers, and scheduling delivery.
The process of receiving materials at the factory and verifying their quantity and quality before they are used in production.
Counting / weighing materials, checking against the PO, and performing Incoming Quality Control (IQC) to ensure material specifications (e.g., metallurgy) are met.
The core manufacturing stage where raw materials are transformed into finished or semi-finished components using various techniques.
Cutting, shaping, turning, milling, drilling, welding, forging, or others operations.
In-process checks performed during or immediately after the machining to catch defects early.
Checking critical dimensions, surface finishes, and adherence to specified tolerances (In-Process Quality Control or IPQC).
A detailed, possibly separate, verification step focusing on specific aspects like dimensional accuracy, compatibility, or functional testing prior to final sign-off.
Auditing the work completed in Step 5, ensuring all documentation is correct, and confirming the product is ready for final finishing or assembly.
The final, exhaustive quality check on the completed product or finished component before it is packaged.
Full functionality testing, visual inspection for defects, and ensuring all cosmetic standards are met (Finished Goods Quality Control or FGQC).
Preparing the approved product for safe storage and transit to the customer.
Cleaning, applying protective coatings (if needed), placing the product in appropriate containers, sealing, and affixing final labels and documentation.
The final logistics step where the product leaves the facility and is handed over to the shipping carrier for delivery.
Generating shipping manifests, loading onto transport, and confirming the shipment details with the customer.
