Customization and Quality Review

Turn a drawing, sample, photo, or application into a manufacturable contact part.

We confirm the material, dimensions, manufacturing method, sample, and inspection plan for the way the part will be used.

Discuss your India project

Production equipment and material handling area.

Four ways to show us the part

Describe the application, send a product photo, provide a physical sample, or share the latest drawing. The clearest information you have is enough to start.

Clarify the missing requirements

We review the contact face, support or shank, material, geometry, joining method, finish, quantity, timing, and inspection needs.

Use a preliminary feasibility assessment

When the available information is sufficient, we can discuss a preliminary feasibility assessment and non-binding budgetary quote before sampling. The assumptions must be stated.

Develop and verify the sample

The sample, approved drawing, material system, manufacturing route, and inspection plan are checked together before a final production quotation.

A batch of stamped conductive parts arranged in production bins.

More of the production picture.

See component feeding, mechanical movement, and stamped-part handling on the production floor.

Stamped conductive parts collected in a production container. — **Stamped parts handling**Stamped parts shown during production handling.

Components moving through a feeding bowl and production station. — **Component feeding**A component feeding scene from a production area.

A close view of mechanical movement at a production workstation. — **Mechanical process detail**Mechanical movement observed in a production area.

Examples show available forms and production scenes. Final materials, dimensions, surface condition, and process are confirmed from the drawing, sample, and project review.

Keep quality specific to the part

Dimensional, visual, batch, bonding, material, and external tests are arranged according to the approved requirements. Inspection evidence is selected for the part and its requirements.

Confirm repeat production

After written approval, repeat production follows the agreed specification and checks. Actual timing depends on material, tooling, process, quantity, payment, and scheduling conditions.

Capacity, MOQ, and timing

Monthly supply capability: up to 40 million contact pieces and 30 million contact assemblies. Actual output depends on product mix, material availability, tooling, inspection, and production scheduling. Capacity is planned across multiple products, not guaranteed for one part number.

Typical starting MOQ: generally 100 pcs per part number per order
Individual contact-rivet samples and smaller pilot quantities can be assessed separately
Samples: typically 5–10 working days; production: typically 15–25 working days after technical review and agreed start conditions

Inspection methods suited to the part

Measurement method, calibration, uncertainty, acceptance criteria, and report format are confirmed when the part or customer specification requires them.

Image measurement — Image-based measurement for specified silver-layer checks.
CCD inspection for dimensional and silver-surface copper-exposure checks when included in the inspection plan
External testing coordinated when required for the part or application

What can accompany a reviewed sample?

For a reviewed sample, accompanying documentation can be aligned with the approved drawing and project requirements. Depending on the part and agreed inspection plan, it may include:

Dimensional and visual inspection results against the agreed specification
Base-material and surface-condition identification
Silver-layer checks when specified for the part
Material-batch or supplier documentation when required and available
Additional third-party testing arranged with a qualified laboratory when required for the part or application