Quality Assurance
Checked where a problem can still be fixed.
What Gets Checked
Seven checkpoints on a single product.
- 1MaterialBase metal checked on receipt, before release to production.
- 2DimensionsLength, diameter, projection and fixing centres verified to drawing.
- 3Surface finishCompared against the approved physical finish sample.
- 4AssemblySets checked complete — handles, roses, escutcheons, spindles, fixings.
- 5FastenersScrews and bolts checked for size, finish match and count.
- 6FunctionLever return, bolt travel and turn-and-release operated and confirmed.
- 7PackingInner box counts, labelling, barcodes and carton marking reconciled.
Inspection Sequence
From incoming material to dispatch approval.
- 01
Raw-Material Inspection
Incoming base metal is checked before it is released to production. Material grades supplied are confirmed per product and per order.
- 02
Dimensional Verification
Key dimensions — handle length, rose diameter, projection, spindle size, fixing centres — are measured against the approved drawing during production.
- 03
Surface-Finish Inspection
Finished components are compared against the approved physical finish sample. This is the check that keeps a project's later phases matching its first.
- 04
Assembly Checking
Assembled sets are checked for completeness — handles, roses, escutcheons, spindles and fixings — before they move to function testing.
- 05
Functional Testing
Moving items are operated to confirm the action is correct: lever return, bolt travel, catch engagement and turn-and-release function.
- 06
Packing Inspection
Packing is checked against the packing list, including inner box counts, labelling, barcodes and carton marking for export consignments.
- 07
Batch Identification
Production batches are identified so that a query raised months later can be traced back to a specific run and finish reference.
- 08
Final Dispatch Approval
An order is released for dispatch only after the packing list, quantities and approved samples have been reconciled.
Testing & Documentation
What we can document.
We do not display ISO, BIS, CE, UL, ANSI, EN or fire-rating badges. Publishing a certification mark that has not been obtained is misleading, and any serious buyer will ask for the certificate itself. Tell us what your market requires and we will confirm what can be arranged.
Material Certificates
Provided for the base metal supplied, subject to product and order.
Plating-Thickness Records
Recorded for plated finishes where the buyer requires documentation.
Salt-Spray Testing
Arranged through an external laboratory when specified by the buyer.
Cycle Testing
Arranged for operating products where the buyer's market requires it.
Load Testing
Arranged for brackets and pull handles where a load figure must be documented.
Applicable Standards
BIS or international standards are confirmed per product before any claim is made.
To confirmAny certifications the company does hold, and any test reports available, must be confirmed before this section is finalised.
Vendor Onboarding
Documents for your procurement team.
Typically included
- Company registration details
- GST and Udyam registration
- Import Export Code, where applicable
- Bank details for vendor setup
- Product data sheets for the items quoted
- Material and test documentation, where available
Need specific test or compliance documentation?
Tell us the product and the market it is going to. We will confirm what documentation can be provided and what would need to be arranged externally.