Define what must be accepted before production starts.
YUNCUT does not use one tolerance or inspection promise for every plate part. Material, thickness, process, geometry, feature criticality and downstream use determine what should be measured, documented and confirmed for the project.
Five things to make explicit.
Quality is useful to procurement only when the requirement can be checked and traced to the part or batch.
Use the page that matches the acceptance question.
Tolerance, inspection and delivery information are kept in dedicated pages so buyers can review each requirement without conflicting claims.
MeasurementInspection Process
What is checked, when the scope is agreed, and how project-specific inspection fits into production.
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ConditionsTolerance & Accuracy
Why material, thickness, geometry, process and measurement method change the achievable result.
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SurfaceSurface Quality
How production confirmation, identification, packing and shipment preparation connect to order acceptance.
Explore →Match each requirement to the right record.
Video observation
Can show an operation, part condition or visible handling step after review.
Drawing / work order
Defines the project-specific requirement and links evidence to the correct part or batch.
Material record
Supports material identity; one record does not prove every order uses the same material or certificate scope.
Measurement record
Supports a specific dimension or inspection result when the method and sample are clear.
Packing evidence
Can show visible packing; destination, on-time delivery and customer acceptance need separate records.
Capability statement
Only promoted when applicability, method, responsibility and review date are known.
Put acceptance requirements into the RFQ early.
Tell us which dimensions, features, material documents, surface conditions or packing constraints are critical so the quote can reflect them.