Fabrication prototypes. A defined process.
Fabrication prototypes and process development in Johor Bahru, from supplied-design review to first article inspection (FAI).
Discuss your prototype
Establish what needs to be repeatable.
Welding, stress relief, correction and assembly requirements form part of the project-specific process route.
Review the design
Assess manufacturability against the supplied design intent and agree the acceptance criteria.
Define the route
Establish applicable welding, stress-relief, correction, assembly and inspection steps, with dimensional checkpoints.
Assess the first article
Build and assess the first article against agreed requirements. Record the process controls needed for production.
Agree acceptance criteria before fabrication.
Define critical dimensions, functional interfaces and inspection evidence alongside the expected production context.
Inspection follows the agreed scope
The first article inspection scope establishes what will be checked for acceptance. Dimensional requirements remain specific to the part and process.
Production & inspection records
- Process and welding procedure records where required.
- First article inspection (FAI) and dimensional inspection documentation.
- Calibrated instruments and metrology confirmed per RFQ, with external dimensional verification where required.
- Material and production traceability requirements.
- NCR, root-cause and corrective-action workflow.
What to include in your enquiry
- Current drawings, models and revision history.
- Functional interfaces and critical-to-quality characteristics.
- Material, joining, finish and handling requirements.
- First article inspection and reporting expectations.
- Target production volume and repeatability needs.
Define the first article with KLH.
Share the current design package and the evidence required for acceptance.