Drawing & Requirements
2D drawings, 3D models, material direction, expected quantity and CTQs establish the review scope.
Company & Factory Overview
Inside the Manufacturing Base.
A closer view of the production areas, core casting routes, supporting operations and factory evidence used during supplier review.
Factory media
A current view of the manufacturing base.
Production scope
From drawing to casting route.
Geometry, material direction, quantity and tooling inputs establish the production route before work is released.
Tooling & Casting
Tooling, samples and the applicable core casting route are confirmed against the part and production plan.
Supporting & release
From secondary work to evidence.
Supporting operations, inspection and required records remain connected to the route agreed for the part.
Secondary Operations
Machining, heat treatment and surface finishing are coordinated when included in the agreed route.
Inspection & Records
Checks and documentation are defined by the drawing, project risk and approved quality plan.
Core casting capabilities
Investment casting and die casting lead the route.
CNC machining supports the selected route; it is not presented as a third primary manufacturing process.
Investment Casting
Complex steel components are reviewed around geometry, material direction, downstream operations and the required evidence.
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Die Casting
Repeat aluminum component programs are evaluated around geometry, tooling, volume, downstream work and quality requirements.
Explore Die Casting ↗Supporting capabilities
Connected where the project requires them.
The source, sequence and acceptance criteria for each supporting operation are confirmed as part of the project route.
Tooling
Tooling scope and ownership are aligned before sampling.
CNC Machining
Machining is treated as supporting work tied to datums and drawing requirements.
Heat Treatment
Applicable route, source and verification are confirmed for the project.
Surface Finishing
Finish requirements are reviewed with material, geometry and service conditions.
Inspection
Inspection methods and records follow the agreed drawing and control plan.
Packing & Export
Packaging and delivery preparation are aligned to the part and shipment route.
Factory gallery
Production evidence with a clear role.
Quality & supplier review
Quality planning has its own evidence page.
Factory context shows where work is coordinated. The Quality page separately explains requirement planning, inspection evidence, release records and current certificate downloads.\n\nThis separation keeps factory evidence distinct from certification claims and project-specific inspection scope.
Factory visit / project review
Plan a factory discussion around your part.
Share the drawing and the questions your engineering, procurement or quality team needs answered.