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Quality
Custom interconnect fails in predictable places: the wrong revision, an unapproved component, a bad crimp, a missing label. The controls below exist to close those gaps before parts ship.
Programme allocation
Production programmes are allocated to manufacturing partners selected according to the certifications, processes and quality systems required by each customer programme.
We do not publish blanket certification claims. Where a programme requires a specific quality system, standard or approval, that requirement is confirmed as part of the technical review and reflected in the production allocation.
Customer-specific qualification
Every programme is reviewed against the customer’s technical, quality, documentation and certification requirements before production allocation.
Drawings, specifications, standards, testing requirements and documentation expectations are captured explicitly.
The programme is matched to production capability that meets the identified process and quality requirements.
Prototype, first-article and validation steps are agreed with the customer as part of the quotation.
Serial production begins only after the agreed qualification evidence is complete and accepted.
Process controls
When something goes wrong
Issues are recorded, contained and investigated through a structured non-conformance and corrective-action process. Customers receive a clear position on containment, root cause and the corrective action applied, together with the effectivity point for the change.
Documentation
Documentation scope is defined per programme. Typical packages include:
Request for quotation
Share a drawing, BOM or requirement list. We will come back with a technical review, a lead-time position and a qualification plan.
Technical documentation is treated as confidential. NDA arrangements are available before detailed review.