Quality & Compliance
Structured quality control and compliance consideration throughout the entire procurement process. Depending on the product and customer requirements, corresponding standards, inspections and documentation can be implemented.
Quality Starts with Procurement
Every procurement request is considered from a quality perspective from the very beginning — from supplier selection through production to incoming goods inspection.
Supplier Qualification
Selection and evaluation of suppliers based on technical capabilities, capacities and existing certifications.
Specification Review
Comparison of technical requirements with manufacturer specifications prior to production.
Production Inspection
Monitoring of production and conducting interim inspections as needed.
Incoming Goods Inspection
Visual and technical inspection of incoming goods before shipment to the customer.
Documentation
Provision of inspection reports, material certificates and technical documentation as agreed.
Traceability
Traceable supply chain with batch tracking, if required by the customer.
Relevant Industry Standards
Depending on the product and application, the following standards can be considered in procurement and quality inspection.
IPC Standards for Circuit Boards and Assemblies
Acceptance criteria for circuit boards — classification and inspection criteria for PCB quality.
Acceptance criteria for electronic assemblies — the world's leading standard for assessing assembled circuit boards.
Requirements for soldered electrical and electronic assemblies — soldering quality standard.
Material Compliance and Environmental Standards
Restriction of Hazardous Substances — restriction of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
EU regulation for the registration, evaluation, authorization and restriction of chemical substances.
Consideration of customer-specific material requirements and documentation obligations.
Available Inspections and Documentation
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