Defined Inspection Points Before Shipment
Quality planning starts with the specification and continues through material checks, testing, final inspection and documentation review.
Quality Begins With a Clear Specification
The inspection plan should match the valve design, applicable standard and buyer documentation needs.
Inspection Scope Matched to the Order
Before production, we review valve type, size, pressure class, material, trim, connection, actuation and applicable inspection requirements.
Testing and documentation are confirmed as part of the quotation or purchase-order scope so both parties understand the acceptance criteria.
Four Quality Control Stages
A practical framework from incoming material to release.
Specification Review
Confirm drawings, standards, materials, marking and inspection requirements.
Material & Dimensional Check
Review incoming materials and key dimensions against approved requirements.
Pressure / Functional Testing
Perform applicable shell, seat or functional checks according to the agreed scope.
Final Release
Complete visual inspection, marking, packing and document review before shipment.
Quality Documents Available by Agreement
Document availability depends on product type, order scope and buyer requirements.
Information to Include in Your RFQ
A complete RFQ helps us define the correct inspection and documentation scope.
Technical Data
Valve type, size, pressure class, materials, media and temperature.
Applicable Standards
Design, face-to-face, connection, test and marking requirements.
Documentation
Required certificates, reports, witness points or third-party inspection.
Destination
Delivery terms, packing needs and final country or project location.
Need a Defined Inspection Plan?
Send the technical specification and required documentation list for review.