Quality policy
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Quality Management System
Core Quality Concepts & Control Methods
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Design quality
To implant customer requirements and expectations into products from the very beginning, utilizing advanced quality planning tools for robust design and defect prevention
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Reliability Verification
To ensure full compliance with both customer requirements and internal design specifications through rigorous testing protocols
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IQC
To guarantee the quality of all incoming materials through statistical sampling methods and stringent supplier performance management
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Process Management
To ensure consistent process quality and product conformity through overall monitoring and the application of techniques like Statistical Process Control (SPC)
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OQC
To verify that final products fully meet all customer requirements through systematic sampling inspections, preventing non-conforming products from being shipped
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Final Inspection
To ensure the quality of every single product through a 100% full inspection for critical quality characteristics or specific customer requirements
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Prompt Response
To provide premium quality service by establishing a rapid response mechanism for addressing customer feedback, inquiries, and concerns
Control of Hazardous Substances (RoHS Compliance)
All products provided by the company fully meet the requirements of the RoHS Directive. This commitment is ensured through an integrated management system.
- Requirement Integration: Systematically collect and integrate all customer and regulatory environmental requirements
- Supplier Management: Selection of high-quality environmental protection suppliers and signing comprehensive environmental protection agreements.
- Incoming Material Monitoring:Implementing environmental material monitoring for each batch of incoming materials
- Dedicated Processes: Operating dedicated production lines for environmentally sensitive products
- Verification & Conformity: Conducting periodic and non-periodic sampling and testing to ensure ongoing compliance
