Which international standards (e.g., ISO 10360) do your CMM processes comply with?

Primary CMM Accuracy Verification Standards

Our coordinate measuring machine processes maintain strict compliance with ISO 10360 series standards, which define acceptance and reverification tests for CMM performance. Specifically, we adhere to ISO 10360-2 for length measurement errors and ISO 10360-5 for probing performance verification. This compliance ensures that our measurement uncertainty remains within certified tolerances across all our additive manufacturing services, including components produced via Powder Bed Fusion and finished with CNC Machining.

Comprehensive Quality Management Standards

Quality System Certification

Our metrology laboratory operates under ISO 9001:2015 quality management systems and is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for testing and calibration laboratories. This framework ensures consistent procedural adherence and technical competence for all measurement activities, particularly critical for Aerospace and Aviation components requiring stringent documentation.

Industry-Specific Compliance

For specialized applications, we implement additional standard protocols, including AS9102 for aerospace first article inspection and ISO 13485 for medical device verification. Our measurement of Titanium Alloy medical implants follows ASTM F2924 guidelines for additive manufacturing, while Superalloy components are evaluated against AMS 7000 series specifications.

Measurement Practice and Reporting Standards

Dimensional Measurement Protocols

We employ ASME Y14.5-2018 for the interpretation of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, ensuring a uniform understanding of design intent across all measured components. Our reporting formats align with ISO 2768 for general tolerances and incorporate statistical process control methods defined in ISO 22514 series standards.

Material-Specific Measurement Considerations

For components that have undergone Heat Treatment or Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP), we apply measurement compensation factors according to material-specific thermal expansion coefficients documented in ISO 1:2016 reference conditions. Our verification of Stainless Steel components follows ASTM A484/A484M requirements for dimensional conformity.