Inspection Flow
- Incoming part inspection
- In-process quality control
- Final inspection before shipment
- Specification-based review against agreed drawings and requirements
- Environmental management based on ISO 14001 self-declaration practices
Quality
Quality control for reliable electromagnetic motion
TAKAHA's quality approach is built around checking purchased parts, controlling the manufacturing process, and confirming final products against agreed specifications before shipment.
For OEM projects, quality requirements should be discussed together with drawings, duty cycle, lifecycle, operating environment, and production volume.
What OEMs Should Define
- Drawing and specification requirements
- Voltage, force, stroke, duty cycle, and heat limits
- Lifecycle and operating environment
- Inspection criteria and documentation needs
- Packaging, labeling, and shipment expectations
Environmental management
Responsible manufacturing practices
TAKAHA established an environmental management system in 2002 and has operated under ISO 14001 self-declaration practices since 2021. The English site should present this as part of the company's broader manufacturing responsibility.
View Japanese environmental management page