Process & Quality

Standardized control at every stage, because a stone that is inconsistent is worse than no stone at all.

PROCESS

From raw material to shipment

Standardized quality control from raw material to shipment, for consistent and reliable products.

Oilstone production line
  1. 01

    Raw Material Inspection

    White fused alumina, silicon carbide and other raw materials are inspected and recorded batch by batch on arrival.

  2. 02

    Forming & Sintering

    Batching, pressing and high-temperature sintering to keep hardness consistent across the batch.

  3. 03

    Precision Machining

    Cutting, grinding and chamfering with tight control on dimensions and flatness.

  4. 04

    Grit Testing

    Each batch is tested for grit composition and grinding performance before it moves on.

  5. 05

    Packing & Shipping

    Export-grade carton packing for safe sea and air delivery.

Grit composition consistency, dimensional tolerance (±0.5 mm) and moisture-proof packing are the three criteria we check on every batch. Third-party inspection is welcome.

QUALITY CONTROL

What we check, and why those three things

Three measurements decide whether a batch of stones is fit to ship: how evenly the grit is distributed through the body, whether the finished dimensions match the drawing, and whether the packing will survive the journey to the customer.

Grit composition is checked batch by batch, not by spot sampling, because an inconsistency in the abrasive is impossible for a customer to correct downstream. Dimensional control is normally held to ±0.5 mm. Packing is specified for sea and air freight, with moisture protection for the stone itself.

Where a customer wants independent verification, we welcome third-party inspection before shipment.

WORKING WITH US

How an order usually runs

It starts with a specification — a drawing, a sample, or simply a set of figures for type, grit and dimensions. We come back with a quotation covering specifications and lead time.

Once the details are fixed, production is scheduled and the batch goes through the same sequence every time: material inspection, forming, sintering, machining, grit testing, packing. Because the sequence does not change, a repeat order a year later behaves like the first one.

Want to discuss a specification?

Send your drawing or sample details and we will prepare a quotation with specifications and lead time.

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