Certified. Tested. Traceable.
Five certifications, two metrology rooms, and a single dispatch record that ties every shipped part back to the raw brass heat number it was made from.
IATF 16949 — Automotive Quality Management System
IATF 16949 is the automotive industry's global QMS standard. It requires demonstrable controls on planning, production, inspection, and continuous improvement — PPAP, FMEA, SPC, and MSA — across every part shipped. We run the floor to that standard whether the customer is automotive or not.
- PPAP Level 1 – 4 submissions
- FMEA on every new program
- SPC and Cp/Cpk capability studies
- MSA on critical gauges
- Customer-specific requirements (CSRs)
ISO 9001:2015 — Quality Management System
Our Quality Management System has been ISO 9001 certified since 2015. Every drawing, control plan, inspection record, and dispatch document is controlled — and audited annually by our certification body.
- Document-controlled SOPs
- Internal audits, twice annually
- Management review and KPIs
- Supplier qualification and re-audit
- CAPA and customer-complaint loop
ISO 14001 — Environmental Management System
Brass manufacturing creates swarf, coolant, and emissions. ISO 14001 forces us to measure them, reduce them, and report them. Coolant is filtered and recirculated; brass swarf is segregated, briquetted, and returned to the alloy stream; environmental aspects are reviewed quarterly.
- Brass swarf briquetting and recycling
- Closed-loop coolant filtration
- Energy and water reduction targets
- Environmental aspects register
- Compliance with Gujarat PCB norms
ISO 45001 — Occupational Health & Safety
ISO 45001 is our framework for keeping the people on the floor safe. Risk assessments, PPE compliance, near-miss reporting, and emergency drills are run on a documented cycle — and audited annually.
- Hazard identification register
- Mandatory PPE and machine guarding
- Near-miss reporting and CAPA
- Monthly safety committee
- Annual emergency response drills
PED 2014/68/EU — Pressure Equipment Directive
For brass parts that bear pressure into the EU market, the Pressure Equipment Directive applies. We manufacture pressure-bearing brass components under a PED framework — material certification, traceability, and witness testing where required.
- Pressure-bearing brass under PED scope
- Material certification to EN 10204 3.1
- Hydrostatic / leak testing
- Witness testing on request
- Compliance documentation per lot
If the part can’t be measured, we don’t ship it.
Our metrology room sits adjacent to the machining floor — not in a separate building. CMM, profile projector, hardness, surface finish, and leak test are all on-site, calibrated quarterly, and traceable to NABL-accredited masters.
CMM — coordinate measuring machine
Bridge-type CMM with stylus probing, ±2 µm accuracy. Used for first-off approval, in-process audits, and PPAP dimensional reports.
Profile projector & video measuring
100× magnification profile projector for thread profiles, knurl geometry, and small-feature dimensional verification.
Pressure & leak test rigs
Hydrostatic, pneumatic, and underwater leak test rigs for gas, plumbing, and fuel-dispenser parts. 100% test recorded per lot.
Hardness & surface finish
Rockwell / Brinell hardness testers and contact / non-contact surface finish (Ra) gauges, NABL-traceable masters.
In-process SPC
Tabular SPC at the machine for critical dimensions, with Cp/Cpk reported on PPAP submissions and re-validated at agreed intervals.
Material verification
Incoming brass verified by mill certificate (EN 10204 3.1) and cross-checked on critical lots via spectro-analysis at our partner lab.
Raw heat to finished part — one record, five steps.
Every brass component we ship can be traced back to the heat number it was extruded from. If something does go wrong in the field — and over seventeen years it occasionally has — we can isolate the exact lot, the exact heat, and the exact operator within minutes.
Records are retained for seven years, archived digitally, and made available on customer audit.
- 01
Raw heat
Brass rod arrives with EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate. Heat number is logged against incoming lot.
- 02
Work order
Production work order ties heat number to part number, drawing revision, and operator.
- 03
Production
Machine setup, first-off approval, and in-process SPC are recorded against the work order lot.
- 04
Inspection
Final AQL inspection, CMM report, leak / pressure test (where applicable) recorded on the dispatch document.
- 05
Dispatch
Lot dispatched with packing list, COC (Certificate of Conformance), and on request EN 10204 3.1 mill certificate copy.
Customer audits welcome. Let’s schedule one.
We host customer and third-party audits at our Jamnagar facility year-round, and submit PPAP / FAI packages on request.