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• Business-oriented approach (customer orientation)
  Our customers' requirements are the focus of our actions. We strive to exceed customer expectations.
• Leadership
  Our managers enable the prerequisites for employees to commit themselves fully to achieving our goals.
• Employee engagement
  All employees are specifically qualified for their tasks and supported in their further training. Open communication promotes quality performance, environmental awareness, and efficient collaboration.
• A system-oriented approach
  Recognizing, understanding, and controlling processes contribute to our effectiveness and efficiency.
• Continuous improvement
  Continuously improving processes is our permanent goal. We pursue a zero-defect strategy.
• Factual approach to decision-making
  Effective decisions are based on an objective analysis of information and data.
• Environmental protection
  By continuously modernizing our machinery and production processes, we minimize our impact on the environment.
• Management responsibility
  Management ensures the effectiveness of the agreement and is committed to meeting the requirements.

To ensure the highest quality standards, we have an exhaustive spectrum of different measuring techniques in our production and development areas:

• Chemical composition testing methods
  We use direct reading spectrum in furnace tests, taking advantage of its reliable analysis structure and fast analysis speed. At the same time, we use fluorescence photometer and inductively coupled plasma spectrometer to confirm the results of the direct reading spectrum, ensuring the consistency of the chemical composition of the pre-furnace sample and the final product.
• Mechanical property testing methods
  In addition to the stereomicroscope to measure the surface of the alloy, we also use the metalloscope to measure the microstructure (such as grain size and precipitation) of the alloy. The tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation after fracture are evaluated by electronic universal testing machines. We use Brinell hardness tester, Vickers hardness tester, Rockwell hardness tester, and other equipment to evaluate the hardness value of our alloy materials. The straightness and radian of alloy materials are tested by high-precision image measuring instruments. The electrical conductivity of the alloy is measured by the bridge method and eddy current method. The residual stress of the alloy is tested by ammonia fumigation and the corrosion resistance is tested by salt spray test.