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Quality planning starts with the customer drawing and agreed optical, dimensional, material and cosmetic requirements. Inspection methods, checkpoints and documentation are defined according to the needs of each project.
We review drawings, specifications, materials, coating requirements, operating conditions, quantities and acceptance criteria before manufacturing begins.
For molded optical components, the mold and initial samples are evaluated against the agreed project requirements before repeat production.
Relevant molding, coating and assembly checkpoints are coordinated around the approved specifications. Project changes are reviewed before implementation.
Finished components are checked against the agreed acceptance criteria before shipment. Required inspection records or report formats should be identified during the quotation stage.
Yes. Send the drawing, tolerances and acceptance criteria with the RFQ so the proposed inspection scope can be reviewed before quotation.
Yes. Where coating or assembly is part of the project, include the relevant performance, cosmetic and handling requirements for review.
Clear specifications, material requirements, expected quantities, report needs and target dates help the engineering team identify open questions early.
Send your project requirements to Silver Optics. Normal inquiries receive a response within 24 hours.
