The certificate is the system
It tells you how the plant is managed. It does not by itself approve a new part number.
Quality & Compliance
Certifications
These certifications show how we run quality, records, and process control for repeat PM production.
Quick Answer
What do these certifications tell a buyer?
In simple terms, they show that the factory follows a documented system for quality, training, inspection, traceability, and corrective action. They are a strong starting point, but customer approval still depends on the part, drawing, test plan, and launch requirements.
Key Points
- These certificates show that we run the factory with a documented quality system.
- They help buyers understand how training, inspection, records, and corrective action are managed.
- They do not replace part-level approval, PPAP review, or customer-specific validation.
Related Pages
The drawing still leads
Part dimensions, test methods, and customer forms still come from the drawing package and launch plan.
Records matter
Good certification work means the team can trace lots, show inspection data, and close problems in a controlled way.
Certification Documents
High-Tech Enterprise
Patent - Double Gear
High-Tech Product
Honor Certificate
IATF 16949:2016
Automotive Quality Management System
Certified for automotive powder metallurgy production, including the controls expected by OEM and Tier-1 purchasing systems.
ISO 9001:2015
Quality Management System
Quality management covering design review, production control, inspection, corrective action, and continuous improvement.
ISO 14001:2015
Environmental Management System
A structured environmental program supporting emission control, waste reduction, and resource optimization.
High-Tech Enterprise
Technology Innovation Recognition
Recognition for ongoing investment in R&D, process development, and proprietary powder metallurgy know-how.
Quality Assurance Principles
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Incoming material inspection
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In-process SPC control
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100% final dimensional check on critical characteristics
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Full traceability and documentation