Quality Control Process
– The Foundation of Our Production
At Sacher, quality control is an integral part of every stage of production. From analyzing technical documentation and precise machining with advanced CNC technology to the final inspection of finished products, we apply strict procedures and use advanced measuring tools. Our qualified team of engineers continuously monitors processes, eliminating errors and ensuring that every component meets the highest standards. With ISO 9001 certification and ongoing process improvement, we are confident that our products deliver reliable precision and durability—earning the trust of customers across Europe.
What are the benefits of CNC quality control?
Ensures High Product Quality
Quality control ensures that every manufactured component meets defined technical standards and customer requirements.
Minimization of Production Errors
Early detection of nonconformities enables quick correction of potential defects, reducing rework costs.
Increased Reliability
Regular measurements, including with CMM machines, ensure product precision and durability.
Compliance with Standards and Certifications
Systematic inspection ensures the quality standards required by certifications such as ISO 9001 are maintained.
Building Customer Trust
High product quality and reliability translate into customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Optimization of Production Processes
Accurate inspection enables continuous improvement of technologies and production methods, increasing overall efficiency.
Reduced Risk of Complaints
Precise control at every stage of production minimizes the likelihood of final defects.
What is quality control and why is it crucial?
Quality control is a systematic process of monitoring and evaluating each stage of production to ensure that every manufactured part meets strict technical standards. This minimizes the risk of errors, reduces rework costs, and builds customer trust.
What quality control methods do we use?
At Sacher, we use a range of advanced measurement methods. These include CMM machines for multidimensional measurements, measuring microscopes, calipers, micrometers, and height gauges. Complementary tools such as profilometers, hardness testers, and gauge blocks are used for calibration and precise verification of material properties.
What measuring instruments do we use?
Our quality control process relies on precise instruments such as:
Measuring Microscopes
Enable observation of microscopic details
Hardness Testers
Used to assess the mechanical properties of materials
Profilometers
Analyze the surface of components
Height Gauges, Calipers, and Micrometers
Provide precise dimensional measurements
Gauge Blocks
Ensure accurate calibration of measuring instruments
What certifications confirm our quality standards?
Sacher is ISO 9001 certified, confirming compliance with strict quality management standards. Additionally, the EcoVadis rating reflects our commitment to responsible business practices and sustainable development, which are integral to our quality control procedures.
How do measuring instruments impact production efficiency?
The use of precise instruments such as CMM machines, measuring microscopes, profilometers, calipers, micrometers, hardness testers, height gauges, and gauge blocks enables early detection of potential deviations. This allows for quick corrections, optimization of production processes, and ensures the reliability and repeatability of final products.