How We Work

HOW WE WORK / A SIX-STAGE CONTROL SYSTEM

The QX casting sourcing system

A clear path from the first drawing to shipment release. We connect the buyer’s technical requirements with verified Indian foundry capability, then keep the agreed controls in view through production.

01

Requirement review

02

Foundry mapping

03

Supplier qualification

04

Casting development

05

Production governance

06

Final verification

DEFINE THE REQUIREMENT

Technical requirement review

We start with the product and its operating context. This creates a shared technical baseline before supplier conversations begin.

Drawing, dimensions and tolerances
Material grade and applicable standards
Load classification and destination market
Testing and surface requirements
Machining needs and customer specifications
Annual demand and batch volume

02 / MATCH CAPABILITY TO NEED

Foundry mapping

We translate the brief into a practical capability profile, then identify foundries whose equipment, processes and delivery history fit the job.

Process & tooling

Casting process · moulding technology · flask size · casting weight range · component dimensions

Production capability

Core and pattern capability · sand plant · furnace capacity · heat treatment · machining

Assurance & delivery

Testing · quality system · production capacity · export experience

VERIFY BEFORE NOMINATION

Supplier qualification

Potential partners move through a documented review sequence, with evidence gathered at each gate and a clear outcome at the end.

Technical review

STEP 01

Factory audit

STEP 02

Process assessment

STEP 03

Capability verification

STEP 04

Sample / trial evaluation

STEP 05

Qualification decision

STEP 06

QUALIFIED

Capability and evidence meet the agreed criteria.

CONDITIONAL

Open conditions are recorded for follow-up.

NOT QUALIFIED

Current capability does not meet the requirement.

TAKE THE PRODUCT TO PRODUCTION

Casting development

For a new component, technical decisions are carried through tooling, first-off trials and validation before production is released.

Drawing review and manufacturability check
Pattern and core development
Gating and risering design
Trial casting
Dimensional and metallurgical validation
Production release

KEEP PRODUCTION ON TRACK

Production governance

Once production begins, QX can monitor the manufacturing stages defined for the project—giving the buyer visibility into progress, quality evidence and issues that need action.

01 / Production planning

Schedule and volume alignment

02 / Melt & material

Melt records and chemistry

03 / Process conditions

Sand parameters, moulding and core production

04 / Casting operations

Casting progress and fettling

05 / Finishing

Machining and dimensional verification

06 / Quality response

Testing, non-conformity and corrective action

07 / Delivery control

Production delays and recovery actions

06 / RELEASE WITH CONFIDENCE

Final verification & shipment

Before dispatch, the finished order is checked against the agreed scope. The release record brings product condition, traceability and logistics evidence together.

Quantity

Count and order balance

Identification

Part, heat or batch traceability

Dimensions

Agreed dimensional checks

Visual condition

Surface and finish review

Material records

Certificates and material documents

Test reports

Required inspection evidence

Marking

Agreed marks and labels

Packing

Protection and packing method

Pallet condition

Pallet integrity and stability

Protection

Moisture and transit protection

Container condition

Cleanliness and suitability

Loading

Loading and securing

Photographic evidence

Pre-dispatch record

Documentation

Shipping and quality documents