From prototype validation to production delivery, Mastars manages inspection, traceability, and quality control throughout the manufacturing process.
ISO 9001:2015 | ISO 13485:2016 | IATF 16949:2016
| Quality Control | What We Check | Inspection Method | When Applied | Inspection Record |
| Incoming Quality Control (IQC) | Material specification, purchased components, quantity, appearance, and incoming quality requirements | Visual inspection, dimensional measurement, document verification | Before materials or purchased parts enter production | Incoming inspection records as required |
| First Article Inspection (FAI) | Critical dimensions, datum-related features, fit, appearance, and drawing requirements | CMM, optical measurement, gauges, and other appropriate measuring equipment | First completed part or initial production run | First article inspection results |
| In-Process Quality Control (IPQC) | Critical dimensions, process stability, machining or molding variation, and visible defects | In-process measurement, visual inspection, process checks | At defined stages during manufacturing | In-process inspection records |
| Dimensional Inspection | Dimensions, tolerances, hole locations, mating features, profiles, and other drawing-defined characteristics | CMM, height gauges, optical measurement systems, microscopes, and profile projectors | During production and before final release | Dimensional inspection data where required |
| Appearance & Surface Inspection | Scratches, burrs, machining marks, molding defects, coating appearance, color, and surface requirements | Visual inspection and approved reference samples/specifications | After manufacturing and surface finishing | Visual inspection results as required |
| Final Quality Control (FQC) | Final dimensions, appearance, quantity, assembly-related features, and project-specific requirements | Dimensional and visual inspection | Before packing and shipment | Final inspection records |
| Material & Quality Traceability | Material information, inspection status, and relevant production quality records | Production and quality documentation review | Throughout the manufacturing process | Traceability records according to project requirements |
Quality is built into every stage of manufacturing rather than treated as a final inspection step. Our engineering and quality teams implement quality control measures throughout production, including engineering reviews, material verification, in-process inspections, and final inspections based on project requirements. We also provide quality documentation and product traceability to ensure manufacturing consistency at every stage.
Quality control measures are implemented throughout manufacturing based on project specifications and applicable inspection requirements, including engineering reviews before production, material verification, in-process inspections during manufacturing, and final inspections before shipment. Inspection activities follow customer drawings, tolerance requirements, and project specifications to maintain product quality and production consistency.
Yes. Quality documentation is provided according to customer and project requirements, which can include dimensional inspection reports, first article inspection (FAI) documentation, and material-related documentation. Our goal is to provide the transparency and documentation support needed for your quality assurance requirements, whatever stage your project is at.
Yes. We support customer-specific manufacturing and quality requirements across different industries and applications. Project requirements such as tolerances, inspection criteria, and documentation needs are reviewed before production begins. Our engineering and quality teams work closely throughout the manufacturing process to ensure customer requirements are properly understood and implemented.
We hold ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, and IATF 16949:2016 certifications, covering general manufacturing, medical device, and automotive quality management systems. On top of these certifications, we follow project-specific inspection criteria and manufacturing requirements to meet the quality standards your industry and application demand.
Product traceability is maintained through manufacturing records and project documentation throughout the production process. Relevant manufacturing and inspection information is documented according to project requirements to support quality management and production consistency. Traceability practices improve manufacturing transparency and provide added confidence for early-stage validation, ongoing production, and long-term supply chain collaboration.
Yes. We support quality requirements throughout the product development lifecycle, from prototype validation to low- and medium-volume production. Different stages of manufacturing involve different quality objectives, inspection requirements, and documentation needs. Our engineering and quality teams work together to support a smooth transition from prototyping to production while maintaining consistent quality standards.
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