Part Marking
After processing and painting, many customers require parts marking by way of processing stamps, video jet, or rubber stamp marking.
Parts are identified per customer purchase order requirements.
Processing stamps are applied to every order that is processed at NTP, unless otherwise specified by the customer. Processing stamps include NTP's mark, as well as specific marks for processes completed.
After parts are marked, the parts are verified by inspection, certified and packaged for shipment to the customer.
DOT PEEN
NTP also has the capability to perform dot peen marking on parts.
Dot Peening is a part marking method utilized after penetrant inspection that embeds the part mark into the material.
Dot Peen mark is formatted per customer purchase order requirements.
TRACEABILITY
NTP also strives to maintain traceability of orders by creating tags for parts at the beginnnig of processing.NTP's shop routers contain strict instructions to maintain traceability and to not remove tags from parts.
3P is in testing phases of its new computer system, RISE.
"The RISE System is an incredible tool that allows increased visibility of each order and the most accurate process scheduling in the marketplace," said Justin Crumley, Director of Operations. "We are excited for the benefits RISE offers our shop and our customers."
