Dimensions & geometry
Body dimensions, shoulders, grooves, hole position and drawing-defined geometric requirements.
QUALITY & INSPECTION
Define quality before production.
Agree the critical features, inspection methods and documentation that matter to your insert and assembled component.
DRAWING-BASED CONTROL
The inspection plan follows the part.
Threads & mating features
Thread specification, gauge requirements, usable engagement and the interfaces that control assembly.
Materials & surfaces
Specified material, appearance, burr control and agreed coating or material verification.
Sample & functional review
Sample requirements and assembly tests defined for the actual plastic part and installation conditions.
DOCUMENTS & TRACEABILITY
Agree the evidence your project needs.
| Project stage | Possible agreed records |
|---|---|
| Before production | Drawing revision, critical-feature list and sample approval requirements. |
| Sample review | Dimensional results, photos and project-specific functional observations. |
| Production / shipment | Inspection records, material documents and packing identification as agreed. |
| Repeat order | Part number, revision and confirmation of any requested changes. |
FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE
Measure the actual assembly.
Pull-out and torque-out performance depend on more than the metal part. Define the plastic, receiving geometry, installation and test conditions alongside the required result.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Share your inspection requirements.
A drawing, a sample photo or a clear description is a good place to start.