Zero tolerance for counterfeits
If a lot fails verification, it does not ship — full stop. We would rather lose an order than ship a part we cannot stand behind.
Quality & traceability
Genuine parts, verified — every time
In independent distribution, trust is the product. Our quality process exists so that you can put our parts into your production line without a second thought.
The inspection flow
How a lot is verified before it ships
Step 1 — Source check
The supplier and the lot are checked before we commit: who they are, where the lot came from, and what documentation exists.
Step 2 — Packaging check
Original packaging, labels, moisture indicators and seals are inspected against the manufacturer’s known packaging.
Step 3 — Date code & batch
Date code and batch/lot numbers are recorded and cross-checked. Anything inconsistent stops the shipment.
Step 4 — Visual & electrical inspection
Visual inspection of markings, pins and finish; electrical spot checks where the part type allows it.
Step 5 — Records & packing
Batch and date-code records travel with the shipment, and the lot is packed in original or equivalent protective packaging.
Our principles
Traceability on request
Batch and date-code records are available with every shipment. If your QA team needs them, just ask when you place the order.
Original packaging where available
We keep parts in their original packaging wherever the lot allows it, and we flag it clearly when repackaging is necessary.
Honest about limits
Some checks (full electrical testing, X-ray, decapsulation) are done by third-party labs, not in-house. When a customer needs them, we say so and arrange it — we do not claim lab capabilities we do not have.
If a part ever fails on your side
Tell us immediately with the batch and date-code records from the shipment. We investigate with the supplier, and we make it right — replacement, credit or refund as agreed in writing. A quality problem that is hidden is worse than one that is reported; we would rather hear about it on day one.
Want traceable parts? Start with a BOM.
Batch and date-code records available on request.