Dimensional Inspection
Diameter, length, head dimensions, thread length, pitch and matched components.
Inspection points
Practical checks for heavy-duty fasteners
The exact inspection scope depends on the product, standard, grade, material, finish, quantity and project acceptance requirements.
Hardness Test Coordination
Hardness testing can be arranged against the approved grade and order requirement when required.
Mechanical Testing
Tensile and related mechanical tests can be arranged when required by the order.
Surface & Finish
Appearance, coating condition and finish requirements are reviewed against the order.
Documentation
Required certificates should be confirmed before quotation
When a project requires approval documents, the exact document list should be included in the RFQ. Availability, cost and lead time depend on the product, test basis and inspection scope.
- Material and mechanical test documentation can be reviewed according to the order.
- Country of origin and standard export documents can be coordinated where applicable.
- Third-party inspection can be arranged when commercially and technically feasible.
- Performance values will not be estimated or fabricated without a valid standard or test basis.
Packing and shipment
Product protection continues after inspection
Packing is selected according to fastener size, finish, weight, transport conditions and customer requirements.
Pallet Packing
Heavy and mixed fastener orders can be palletized for handling and export transport.
Container Loading
Order staging and loading are coordinated with product weight and packing method in mind.
Order Staging
Products, matched components and packing marks are checked before final shipment preparation.
Quality principle
Approval data must come from a valid standard, document or test result
FASNA does not present unverified load, torque or performance values as certified data. When a project requires approval, the correct test method and reporting basis must be agreed first.