Drawing review
Record part marks, revisions, dimensions, assembly interfaces and the boundaries of supply. Identify unresolved details before production approval.
PRODUCTION & QUALITY / PARTNER COORDINATION
An approved detail.
A defined process.
MetalPro coordinates architectural stainless steel requirements with selected production partners. Production scope, samples, inspection and delivery details are agreed for the actual order.
A TRANSPARENT SUPPLY MODEL
One project contact.
Specialist production partners.
Our role is to coordinate the customer brief, technical questions, quotation scope, sample review and delivery requirements. Manufacturing partners remain independent producers.
Equipment, production capacity and certificates belong to the relevant partner and product. Ask for the documentation required by your specification so its scope can be checked before the order is confirmed.
Meet the project supply business ↗Material & finish agreement
Confirm grade and thickness, visible faces, grain direction and the approved finish reference. List the material records the project requires.
Sample & first-piece review
Agree whether a coupon, formed corner, mock-up or first assembly is needed, and record who approves it and which details the approval covers.
Dimensional & visual checks
Agree critical dimensions, quantities, edge workmanship and appearance criteria. Define the inspection records or third-party review required.
Surface protection & packing
Review protective film, separation, edge protection and crate or package design against the actual finish, shape and handling requirements.
Labels & shipment documents
Match part labels, quantities and packing lists to the approved schedule. Confirm export and destination documentation and the delivery scope.
AGREE THE EVIDENCE
Documents for
your specification.
- Approved drawings and finish sample references
- Material records where required and available
- Inspection criteria, reports and agreed photos
- Part schedule, packing list and shipment documents
Required standards or certificates must be specified and checked for the selected material, component and destination. A certificate for another product is not a substitute.
Define quality
before production.
Share the drawings and acceptance criteria your project needs.