Fastener inspection. Material verification. Documented traceability. The evidence behind the part.
Rockwell testing · Eddy-current inspection
Thread gaging · Dimensional inspection
Material identity · Inspection evidence
Defined equipment for the characteristics that matter in threaded products.
Our quality department combines hardness testing, eddy-current inspection and thread gaging with dimensional and visual inspection. The drawing, material specification and purchase requirements establish what must be verified.
900-332D · 900-331D
Material hardness is checked against the specified grade, condition and acceptance criteria.
Material verification
Comparative eddy-current testing supports material and heat-treatment verification. The reference parts and test setup are selected for the component.
Thread fit & verification
External threads are checked with the specified gages for the required diameter, pitch and thread class.
Dimensional and visual inspection address specified geometry, thread condition, part marking and finish requirements. Gage selection, calibration status, inspection coverage and reporting requirements are part of the quality review.
Ranges shown are Cyclone’s published inspection references. Part geometry, setup and the required test method determine suitability for a specific order.
Specialist testing extends the inspection plan.
The following services are performed through outside testing partners under Cyclone’s supplier approval process. Test methods, provider approvals, specimen quantities and acceptance criteria are established during order review.
Specify the governing standard and revision, test frequency, sampling plan, acceptance limits, report requirements, and any source-inspection or witness points.
Connect the material, the work and the verification.
Heat and lot identification, process history, inspection records and release documentation support a traceable manufacturing record. The documentation package is defined with your order.
Material test reports, grade, condition and source records establish the starting point.
Drawing revision and process history connect the requirement to the work performed.
Dimensional, thread and specified test results document the acceptance checks.
Part marking, lot identification and the required certification package complete the record.
A rigorous supplier review starts with a complete requirement.
Our AS9100D manufacturing and AS9120B distribution certificates are available for review. Customer-specific approvals, first-article requirements and contractual flow-downs are reviewed before order acceptance.
Current revision, critical characteristics, tolerances, thread form and class.
Grade, condition, heat treatment, approved sources and required traceability.
Test methods, sampling or 100% inspection, acceptance criteria and hold points.
First-article scope, report formats, record retention and certificate language.
Customer flow-downs, required process specifications and approved test providers.
Part marking, lot or serial identification, packaging and shipment records.
Agree on the evidence before the first part is made.
Specify the records your receiving, engineering and quality teams need. The required package and reporting format are confirmed with the order.
For an existing order, include the PO or job number. Coordinate an approved transfer method with our team before sending controlled technical data.
Material test reports with chemical and mechanical results, heat or lot references, and heat-treatment records as required. Identify any specific inspection-certificate format in the purchase requirements.
Dimensional reports, thread-verification results, visual inspection and any specified surface-finish measurements. Define the characteristics to report and the required report format before production.
Reports for the specified nondestructive, mechanical or metallurgical tests, linked to the applicable material or production lot. Required laboratory approvals and witness points belong in the order review.
Include the drawing revision, characteristic accountability, report format and supporting records required for first-article inspection. If your program requires AS9102, identify that requirement in the RFQ for confirmation by our quality team.
Certificates of conformance, required part and lot identification, and packaging or labeling records as specified for the order. Include any customer-specific certification language and retention requirements.
Bring us the drawing, material, quantity and quality clauses. We’ll review manufacturing, inspection and documentation together.
