Chuck and jaw set
Brand/model, chuck size, jaw type, jaw count and material are matched to the order.
SOFT JAW QUALITY CONTROL
Inspection starts with fit confirmation.
Every shipment batch receives release inspection. We confirm the chuck interface, jaw-set details and agreed critical characteristics before release.
Define Jaw Inspection Scope
JAW QUALITY FLOW
Check the details that make a jaw usable.
Inspection begins with the identity and interface of the jaw, then follows the characteristics that affect gripping, repeatability and shipment condition.
Interface and mounting
Serration or tongue-and-groove details, hole spacing and reference datums are checked.
Profile and set consistency
Length, width, height and agreed bored, stepped or contoured features are verified.
Batch and packaging
Every shipment batch receives release inspection, identification and visible-condition review.
MEASUREMENT CAPABILITY
From fit checks to Zeiss CMM evidence.
General dimensional checks support standard jaw orders. Zeiss CMM inspection is available for agreed custom-profile or geometric characteristics, subject to datum, fixturing, program and reporting review.
Every shipment batch receives release inspection. 100% inspection of agreed critical characteristics is available when included in the quotation; it does not mean every dimension on every piece is measured by default.
Brand/model, jaw size, jaw count and interface are checked against the order.
Pitch, angle, slot or mounting details are verified where specified.
Length, width, height and matched-set consistency are checked to the agreed scope.
Bores, steps, radii and contact features are checked against the released drawing.
Agreed critical geometry and report output are defined before order.
Identification, rust protection, quantity and export packaging are reviewed before dispatch.
INSPECTION EVIDENCE
Evidence for jaw fit and repeatability.
These inspection views show how the release scope can move from practical jaw checks to agreed geometric evidence for custom profiles.
INSPECTION OPTIONS
State the jaw details before quotation.
| Requirement | State in RFQ | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Chuck identification | Brand/model, chuck size and jaw count | Prevents a wrong interface or incomplete set |
| Jaw interface | Serration pitch/angle or tongue-and-groove plus hole spacing | Confirms mounting fit before production |
| Set geometry | Jaw length, width, height and matched-set requirement | Supports repeatable setup and replacement |
| Gripping profile | Drawing, bore/step/radius, contact area and CTQs | Defines custom machining and measurement points |
| Release inspection | 100% batch release and critical-characteristic list | Defines inspection time, evidence and report scope |
| Material, finish and package | Material, rust protection, marking and export packaging | Protects condition and traceability through delivery |
QUALITY FAQ
Agree the Inspection Scope Before Order
Do you inspect every shipment batch?
Yes. Every shipment batch receives release inspection against the agreed jaw details and acceptance criteria.
Is every dimension checked on every piece?
Only when 100% inspection of those characteristics is included in the quotation. Batch release inspection is standard; the measurement depth is agreed before production.
Can Zeiss CMM inspect custom soft jaws?
Yes, for agreed custom-profile or geometric characteristics when the datum, fixture, program and report format are defined before order.
What happens if a dimension is out of specification?
The output is controlled and reviewed. Molitech communicates the deviation and proposed disposition; shipment or use-as-is cannot replace the buyer's written approval where approval is required.
INSPECTION RFQ
Start an RFQ Mark the characteristics that matter to assembly.
Send the released drawing and required evidence with your inquiry.