CNC Manufacturing Quality Documentation
TDB Hanoi supports global B2B manufacturing programs with structured quality documentation — from dimensional inspection and material certification to FAI, PPAP, FMEA, Control Plans, CoC, traceability and corrective-action records.
DISCUSS QUALITY REQUIREMENTSDocumentation Defined Before Production
Quality documentation requirements vary by component, customer and manufacturing program. TDB Hanoi reviews the required document scope during technical review and quotation so production, inspection and customer teams work from the same approved requirements.
This approach helps align drawings, material requirements, inspection expectations, traceability and customer-specific submission requirements before manufacturing begins.
Documentation Scope May Include
- Dimensional Inspection Report
- Material Certificate
- FAI — First Article Inspection
- PPAP documentation
- FMEA & Control Plan
- CoC — Certificate of Conformance
- Traceability Records
- Corrective Action Records
Quality Documentation TDB Hanoi Can Support
Documentation is prepared according to the agreed project scope, customer requirements and applicable manufacturing program.
Dimensional Inspection Report
Dimensional inspection results can be documented according to the approved drawing, critical characteristics and agreed inspection requirements.
Material Certificate
Material certification and supporting material documentation can be provided according to the agreed material specification and manufacturing program requirements.
FAI — First Article Inspection
First Article Inspection records can support initial production and validation when the required scope, format and acceptance criteria are agreed before production.
PPAP
TDB Hanoi can support Production Part Approval Process documentation for manufacturing programs where PPAP requirements and submission scope are defined by the customer.
FMEA & Control Plan
FMEA and Control Plan documentation can be prepared for suitable customer programs to support risk analysis, process control and consistent repeat manufacturing.
CoC — Certificate of Conformance
A Certificate of Conformance can be provided where required to confirm that supplied components conform to the agreed customer and manufacturing requirements.
From RFQ to Final Documentation
Documentation requirements are integrated into the manufacturing process instead of being added only after production is complete.
Technical Review
Drawings, materials, quantities, tolerances and quality-documentation requirements are reviewed before quotation.
Documentation Scope
Required reports, certificates, approval documents and traceability requirements are confirmed according to the project.
Production & Inspection
Manufacturing and quality-control activities are performed according to the approved technical and documentation requirements.
Record Preparation
Applicable inspection reports, certificates and supporting quality records are prepared according to the confirmed scope.
Final Verification
Finished components and required quality documentation are reviewed before packing and shipment release.
Documentation Supporting Manufacturing Control
Quality documentation is most valuable when it supports a controlled manufacturing system rather than existing as isolated paperwork.
TDB Hanoi can maintain relevant production, inspection and quality records according to the requirements of the customer and manufacturing program.
Need a Specific Quality Document?
Different customers may require different formats, submission levels or supporting records. TDB Hanoi evaluates customer-specific documentation requirements project by project.
Customer Templates
Customer-specified documentation formats can be reviewed during RFQ when the required template is supplied.
Submission Requirements
Required submission scope, supporting evidence and approval expectations should be defined before quotation and production.
Program-Specific Support
Documentation requirements can be aligned with suitable repeat production and long-term manufacturing programs.
Quality Records Become More Valuable Over Time
For long-term manufacturing programs, structured documentation helps maintain continuity between initial production, validation, repeat orders and future quality improvement.
Controlled Requirements
Approved drawings, revisions, material specifications and quality requirements create a stable reference for repeat production.
Production Traceability
Applicable quality records help connect manufacturing and inspection information to the agreed production program.
Continuous Improvement
Inspection results, nonconformance records and corrective actions provide information that can support future manufacturing improvement.
Quality Documentation Connected to Manufacturing
CNC Quality Documentation at TDB Hanoi
What quality documentation can TDB Hanoi provide?
TDB Hanoi can support dimensional inspection reports, material certificates, FAI records, PPAP documentation, FMEA, Control Plans, Certificates of Conformance, traceability records and corrective-action documentation according to project requirements.
Can TDB Hanoi provide dimensional inspection reports?
Yes. Dimensional inspection results can be documented according to the approved drawing, critical characteristics and agreed inspection requirements.
Can TDB Hanoi provide Material Certificates?
Yes. Material certificates and supporting material documentation can be provided according to the agreed material specification and manufacturing program requirements.
Does TDB Hanoi provide FAI and PPAP documentation?
Yes. TDB Hanoi can support First Article Inspection and PPAP documentation when the required scope, format and submission requirements are agreed before quotation and production.
Can TDB Hanoi provide FMEA, Control Plans and CoC?
Yes. TDB Hanoi can support FMEA, Control Plan and Certificate of Conformance documentation for suitable customer and manufacturing programs.
Can customers request their own documentation format?
Yes. Customer-specific documentation formats and submission requirements can be reviewed project by project and should be supplied or agreed during RFQ.