InstaVoxel operates under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management system. Quality assurance is integrated throughout every stage of production, from engineering review and manufacturing to final inspection, ensuring consistent performance and reliable results.
Quality is more than certification. It is built through engineering review, process control, inspection planning, and continuous improvement. Our team focuses on delivering components that meet demanding technical requirements with consistency and reliability.
Quality Documentation
InstaVoxel provides various formats of inspection reports and certifications to meet different project needs.
Standard Inspection
Visual inspection of appearance and threads
Does not include a formal measurement report
Measurement features determined by InstaVoxel
Dimensional Inspection Report
Requires detailed part drawings
Detailed measurement report provided
Customizable measurement features
CMM Inspection Report
Utilizes high-precision CMM equipment
Detailed measurement report provided
Customizable measurement features
Certificate of Conformance
Clear compliance statement
Detailed product information provided
Specifications of processes
Material Certificate
Material traceability
Comprehensive test results
Certification and compliance statement
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FAQs
CMM, 3D scanner, 2.5D projector, surface roughness tester, contour gauge, thread gauge, needle gauge, height gauge, depth gauge, internal and external diameter micrometers, calipers... etc.
Due to confidentiality agreements, we cannot provide specific information. However, with customer consent, some parts can be publicly showcased with finished product photos on InstaVoxel's website.
Certainly, you can specify the necessary inspection documents when submitting drawings for evaluation by InstaVoxel.
Yes, different inspection documents and measurement quantities can be determined at the time of ordering.
Our inspection standards are consistent, and the selection of an inspection report depends on your specific requirements for part development and design. Opting for higher-level inspection reports offers precise potential dimension design improvements for the next design version. However, if such detailed analysis isn't necessary, choosing the general report can help reduce costs.