ISO 9001
Quality you can trust
Quality must be managed consistently through the manufacturing process — not left to a single successful part.
What it means for you
You need the requirements understood correctly, and the next batch to come out the same as the first.
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Requirements understood early
We review geometry, material and technical notes before production starts.
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Repeatability
The next batch is made to the same requirements and through the same quality management process.
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Control during the process
Quality is managed from preparation through production. Inspecting the finished part is the last step.
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A documented process
The ISO 9001 quality management system defines how work runs from request to finished part.
ISO 9001
CNC Experts works within an ISO 9001 quality management system. It defines how we check requirements, run production and inspect finished parts.
Quality you can see in the finished part
The result of a quality system is a part that matches its drawing. Here are some examples.
Quality at every step
How the requirements on a drawing carry through to the finished part.
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Requirements review
We review the drawing, 3D model and technical requirements before preparing production.
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Production preparation
Machining is planned around the part geometry, material and specified tolerances.
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Production
We mill and turn to the prepared plan.
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Quality control
Dimensions and surfaces of finished parts are checked against the drawing.
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Finished part
You receive a part made within an ISO 9001 quality management system.
Clear requirements, accurate parts
The clearer the requirements on the drawing, the more accurately we can assess manufacturing and check the result.
- 3D model
- Technical drawing
- Tolerances
- Surface requirements
- Additional technical requirements
Have a part with strict technical requirements?
Send the drawing or 3D model and an engineer will assess how to meet them.