Quality You Can Trace, Verify, and Document

We calibrate all measurement equipment through NATA-accredited laboratories (NATA is Australia's national measurement accreditation body), traceable to NMI primary standards. Our default is First Article Inspection on critical dimensions. Checks beyond that follow the inspection plan agreed at order.

For critical applications, we provide formal inspection reports or controlled sampling plans based on ISO 2859-1:1999 (Acceptance Quality Limit). 100% inspection of specified dimensions is available on request and quoted at time of order, documented and delivered with the order.

Our batch records link every finished part back to its incoming material lot. The chain starts at goods receipt, not at dispatch. Certificates of Conformance (CofC), Certificates of Analysis (CoA), and Material Test Reports (MTRs) are available on request to connect your delivered parts to verified material data.

Arrange traceability documentation at time of order so the evidence chain is in place from material receipt through to delivery.

Where projects require formal material testing beyond standard production checks, we coordinate with NATA-accredited laboratory partners operating under ISO/IEC 17025 (the international standard for testing-laboratory competence). Reports issued under laboratory accreditation are accepted by third-party auditors, certifying bodies, and government regulators.

We agree testing scope at order: typically chemical resistance, tensile strength, elongation, and material identification. Test methods are drawn from your project specification or the relevant AS or ISO standard.

Some applications won't tolerate contamination, surface contact, or an untracked storage chain. Contamination requirements are far easier to plan for when raised at order. We adapt handling, packaging, and storage to suit: individual wrapping and labelling at one end, controlled-storage shelf-life management at the other.

If your application has specific handling, packaging, or contamination considerations, raise them at enquiry and we'll plan production accordingly.