Our manufacturing group operates forging, machining, heat treatment and assembly under one roof. Cell-based layout means a fast-moving axle SKU and a lower-volume coverage part can run in the same week without long changeovers or outsourced steps.
Separate axle and hub unit lines with independent gauging
Dedicated cells
Induction hardening with parameter logging per batch
In-house heat treat
Greasing, booting and clamp setting with torque capture
Automated assembly
Barcoded cartons matched to inspection records
Controlled packing
Manufacturing process
A four-stage process, engineered end to end
From material certification through final packaging, every stage is documented and tied back to the batch it came from.
01
Material Selection & Certification
Forged alloy steel is sourced and certified against load and fatigue requirements before entering production.
02
Precision CNC Machining
Components are machined to ±0.02mm tolerance, verified against OE reference geometry at each station.
03
Controlled Assembly & Sealing
Units are assembled and sealed in a contamination-controlled environment to protect long-term durability.
04
Packaging & Batch Release
Finished units are packaged with full batch traceability before release to distribution.
QUALITY CONTROL
Inspection happens throughout production not just at the end.
Our quality system is designed to prevent defects at the source. Dimensional and material checks are built into the process itself, so issues are caught in-line rather than discovered downstream.
In-Process Inspection
Dimensional checks at each machining station, not just at the end of the line.
Statistical Process Control
Key measurements tracked across production runs to catch drift before it becomes a defect.
Supplier Material Audits
Raw material certifications verified against specification before acceptance.
Non-Conformance Isolation
Any unit outside tolerance is isolated and traced back to root cause before the line continues.
TESTING & INSPECTION
Every unit tested before it ships. No exceptions.
100% of finished units pass through end-of-line testing for rotational integrity, seal performance, and dimensional accuracy before packaging.