Standards & Compliance
Quality assurance built into the process, not bolted on
Inspection happens at defined checkpoints throughout manufacturing — not only at final packaging — so non-conformance is caught early.
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Years of Process Discipline
Inspection Process
Five checkpoints, one continuous quality record
Incoming Material Inspection
Raw brass, stainless, and zinc alloy stock is checked against composition and hardness specification before release to production.
In-Process Dimensional Checks
Components are measured at defined checkpoints through machining and forming, not only at the end of the line.
Finish & Visual Inspection
Plating adhesion, coating thickness, and surface consistency are checked under controlled lighting against approved reference samples.
Load & Functional Testing
Hinges, stays, and castors are cycle-tested to confirm smooth operation and rated load capacity before batch release.
Final Batch Release
A sampled batch check confirms specification compliance before packaging and dispatch documentation is generated.
Testing Equipment
What we test with
Dimensional Gauges & CMM
Coordinate and hand gauges verify critical dimensions against drawing tolerance.
Visual Inspection Stations
Controlled lighting booths for finish, plating, and surface consistency checks.
Salt-Spray Corrosion Chamber
Accelerated corrosion testing verifies plating and coating durability claims.
Coating Thickness Gauge
Confirms plating and powder-coat thickness meets specification on every batch.
Load & Cycle Test Rigs
Hinges, stays, and castors are cycle-tested under rated load conditions.
Hardness Testers
Verifies base-metal hardness against the material certificate for each heat batch.
Standards & Certificates
Compliance we're pursuing
ISO 9001:2015 — Quality Management
International Organization for Standardization
ISO 14001 — Environmental Management
International Organization for Standardization
BIS — Bureau of Indian Standards Mark
Bureau of Indian Standards
CE Compliance — Architectural Hardware
European Conformity Assessment Body
Continuous Improvement
Quality is a process we keep refining
Every inspection record feeds back into our process controls — our goal is fewer defects at the source, not more sorting at the end.