How Fine Machine Works supplied replacement mounting hardware to a Canadian defence program, machined to ASME Y14.5 GD&T with a full inspection documentation package.
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A Canadian defence integrator required replacement mounting hardware for a legacy platform where the original source of supply was no longer available. The drawings carried complex GD&T callouts on mounting interfaces, and the program required controlled handling of technical data, material traceability, and a complete inspection documentation package.
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Technical drawings and engineering data were handled under FMW’s Controlled Goods Program registration and document controls.
Components were machined to ASME Y14.5 on a 5-axis (4+1) machining center, holding critical interfaces in a single setup.
Critical features were verified on the Hexagon CMM, with First Article Inspection to AS9102 and in-process and final inspection records.
Material certifications, heat/lot traceability, and a Certificate of Conformance accompanied each shipment.
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| Part | Mounting hardware |
|---|---|
| Material | Alloy and specification |
| Drawing standard | ASME Y14.5 GD&T |
| Process | 5-axis (4+1) milling |
| Inspection | Hexagon CMM; AS9102 First Article report |
| Documentation | Material certs, heat/lot traceability, Certificate of Conformance |
| Registrations | Controlled Goods Program; AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 |
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