Defence — near-zero defect
Four grades. One promise. Zero ambiguity.
Across the Raj Parivar Group, every product is engineered to one of four declared tolerance grades. Defence variants carry an additional D identifier. The grade is not aspirational — it is an enforceable buyer-facing commitment, backed by inspection records and traceability.
Pick the grade that fits the mission. We’ll hold it.
Each grade carries a specific tolerance envelope, documentation depth, and inspection cadence. We price transparently against the grade — so you’re never paying for more tolerance than your programme needs, or less than it deserves.
Defence — tight tolerance
Components — near-zero defect
Components — tight tolerance
Six stations, one unbroken chain of custody.
From incoming material to final release, every part passes through six discrete quality stations. Each station has a defined owner, a defined output, and a record that survives the job.
Incoming inspection
Raw material is verified against mill test certificates before being released to the shop floor. Non-conforming lots are quarantined.
- MTC verification
- Dimension & identity check
- Quarantine for non-conforming
First-article inspection
Every new part number or revision requires a formal first-article inspection before series production is authorised.
- Dimension, form, finish
- Material cross-check
- Buyer sign-off on request
In-process controls
Patrol inspection and SPC on critical characteristics ensure drift is caught before it reaches the buyer.
- Patrol frequency per spec
- SPC on critical dims
- Real-time operator feedback
Final inspection & release
A final inspection against the drawing and grade happens in a dedicated, lit and calibrated space — not on the production line.
- Full dimensional verification
- Visual & surface QA
- Record-backed release
Calibration
Every instrument used in inspection carries a valid calibration certificate. Out-of-cal instruments are removed from the floor.
- Annual calibration cycle
- Traceable to national standards
- Instrument-level history
Non-conformance handling
A formal NCR process with containment, root-cause analysis and corrective action, tracked to closure with the buyer in the loop.
- 8D-style root-cause
- Containment & rework protocol
- Buyer-notified closure