Quality
Inspection equipment and process control for stable machining quality.
CMM, 2.5D, and 2D inspection equipment support dimensional control from first article review through production delivery.
Quality evidence
A quality workflow that stays visible from RFQ to shipment.
The quality system is presented as a review path: what is checked, when it is checked, and what can be shared with the buyer.
This structure helps procurement, engineering, and quality teams evaluate the same project without relying on vague promises.
Drawing and tolerance review
Critical dimensions, material callouts, surface finish, and inspection requirements are checked before quoting or production release.
First-article verification
CMM, 2.5D, and 2D inspection are used to confirm first parts before repeat machining continues.
In-process control
Operators track key dimensions during production so adjustments happen before variation reaches finished batches.
Shipment release
Final checks, packaging notes, and requested inspection records are aligned before parts leave the factory.
Review packet
Quality records buyers can ask for before release.
- First article inspection summary when required
- Critical dimension records for agreed features
- Material and surface finish notes
- Packaging and shipment confirmation
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Inspection stages
On request
Buyer-facing records
Quality & Delivery
Inspection capability and process discipline behind each precision part.
CMM, 2.5D, and 2D inspection equipment help Jallier verify dimensions, communicate deviations clearly, and keep production delivery stable.
1998
Established
0.01 mm
Typical precision
120
Employees
4500+
sqm factory area
Typical tolerance+/- 0.01 mm
Prototype lead timeAs fast as 7 days
MaterialsAluminum, stainless steel, brass, plastics
Surface finishesAnodizing, plating, bead blasting, passivation
Process
From drawing review to shipment, the experience stays clear and calm.
01
Review drawing pack and critical dimensions
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Confirm materials, tolerance, and quantity
03
Issue quote with lead time and process notes
04
Run first-article inspection and batch production
FAQ
The practical questions buyers and engineers ask first.
What files can we upload for quotation?
We accept PDF drawings, STEP, STP, STL, ZIP packages, and common image formats for reference.
Can you support prototype and low-volume production together?
Yes. We commonly start with DFM feedback and prototypes, then scale into bridge and repeat batches using the same quality workflow.
How quickly can you respond to an RFQ?
For standard inquiries we aim to respond within 24 hours, and faster for projects with complete drawings and material requirements.