Engineering-oriented CNC machining support

CNC Machining Quality Inspection and Drawing Review

Review critical dimensions, inspection methods, reports, material certificates, surface finish checks, and packaging-sensitive areas before production and shipment.

Critical dimension checksCMM-style inspection discussionMaterial and finish checksInspection report communication
CMM-style inspection setup for CNC machined part measurement

Quality support scope

Quality Inspection Support Scope

Quality inspection should be discussed before production, not only after parts are finished. KENDORIC helps overseas buyers review drawings, CAD files, critical dimensions, material notes, finishing requirements, inspection expectations, and report needs before quotation. The goal is to focus inspection on features that affect fit, function, appearance, assembly, and shipment acceptance.

Drawing and Tolerance Review

Drawing notes, datums, tolerances, threads, critical dimensions, and inspection expectations.

Critical Dimension Checks

Bores, shafts, hole positions, flatness, runout, sealing faces, bearing fits, and assembly-critical features.

Inspection Method Discussion

Calipers, micrometers, height gauges, thread gauges, bore gauges, CMM-style inspection, or focused reports.

Final Review and Packaging Notes

Surface condition, deburring, quantity, marking, visible surfaces, and packaging-sensitive areas before shipment.

Pre-production review

Drawing Review Before Production

Drawing Notes

Material, tolerance, surface finish, heat treatment, marking, and inspection notes.

Datum and Setup References

Datum surfaces, measurement orientation, multi-setup features, and assembly references.

Functional Features

Bores, shafts, sealing faces, locating holes, threaded holes, and mating surfaces.

Unclear Requirements

Questions about coating effects, cosmetic surfaces, report needs, or post-finish dimensions.

RFQ checklist

CNC Inspection Requirements Checklist for RFQ

Inspection ItemWhy It MattersBuyer RFQ Notes
Critical dimensionsConfirms features that affect fit, function, or assemblyMark critical dimensions on the drawing
Datum referencesDefines how features are measuredConfirm datum surfaces and assembly orientation
Bore and shaft fitsControls movement, alignment, or press/slip fitProvide fit requirement and mating part information if available
Thread featuresAffects assembly and fasteningSpecify thread standard, depth, and gauge requirement if needed
Surface finishCan affect sliding, sealing, appearance, or coatingMark functional and cosmetic surfaces
Coated or treated dimensionsFinish may affect final size or surface conditionState whether dimensions apply before or after finishing
Inspection reportHelps buyers review key dimensions before shipmentList dimensions that need recorded results
Packaging-sensitive surfacesPrevents damage during shippingIdentify visible, sealing, or precision surfaces

Measurement planning

Measurement Methods and Reports

Basic Measuring Tools

Calipers, micrometers, height gauges, plug gauges, thread gauges, and bore gauges for common features.

CMM-style Inspection

Used when hole positions, datum relationships, profiles, or multi-feature relationships require closer review.

Focused Inspection Reports

Reports should focus on critical dimensions and agreed inspection points rather than every non-critical feature.

Real CMM inspection equipment with machined parts prepared for measurement
Real CMM inspection equipment used for reviewing dimensional relationships and critical features.

Pre-shipment review

Final Review Before Packaging and Shipment

Surface and Finish Condition

Deburring, scratches, coating condition, visible faces, marking, and cosmetic surfaces.

Quantity and Documentation

Quantity confirmation, photos if required, inspection reports, material certificates, or finish documents when agreed.

Packaging-sensitive Areas

Threads, precision edges, sealing faces, coated surfaces, and visible areas should be protected where necessary.

Quotation inputs

RFQ Information Needed for Inspection Review

Files

  • 2D drawings
  • 3D CAD / STEP files
  • Drawing revision if applicable

Inspection Requirements

  • Critical dimensions
  • Inspection report needs
  • Material certificate needs
  • Surface finish checks
  • Post-finish dimensions

Project Details

  • Quantity
  • Sampling expectation
  • Mating part information
  • Packaging-sensitive surfaces
  • Delivery destination
Discuss Inspection Requirements

Send Inspection Requirements for Review

Share your 2D drawings, 3D CAD files, material, quantity, critical dimensions, inspection report needs, surface finish checks, and delivery details for review before quotation.

Discuss Inspection Requirements