In practice, this means every order carries defined process parameters — temperature profile, filler metal and flux, fixturing — recorded and traceable back to the batch it was produced in. Where a customer specification calls for it, we provide inspection records, material certificates and process documentation alongside the shipped parts, so your own quality department can trace a finished component back through our production records.

Our environmental management system under ISO 14001:2015 covers how we handle flux residues, cleaning agents and metal waste from the brazing process, so quality and environmental responsibility are managed within the same audited system rather than as separate add-ons. Both certifications are renewed through regular external audits by DEKRA Certification GmbH, and current certificates are available on request for customer audits or supplier qualification.

What Documentation Looks Like in Practice

For every batch, we record the process parameters that actually determine joint quality — working temperature, filler metal and flux used, heating method and cycle time, and, for PCD/CBN work, pyrometer temperature readings at the joint. This traces back to the specific batch a part was produced in, so if your own quality department needs to investigate a component after the fact, the production record is there to check against. Where standards or codes apply to your application, our brazing FAQ covers when brazing is required over soldering or welding for certain joint types.

Supplier Qualification and Audits

Customers qualifying us as a supplier typically request our ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certificates alongside process documentation for their specific part — both are available on request, along with material certificates and inspection records where your specification calls for them. If your audit process needs something specific beyond the standard certificates, let us know when you get in touch and we’ll confirm what we can provide.