Secondary work
Trimming, drilling, marking or other project-approved steps where the process and acceptance can be defined.
Capability 04
Molded parts prepared for the next assembly.
When the program requires inspection, inserts, simple assembly, marking, labeling or dedicated packing, those steps should be defined with the molded part—not added as an uncontrolled handoff.
Available operations and acceptance criteria are confirmed per drawing, sample and production program.
One released condition
Connect post-molding work to the same part requirements.
Define orientation, mating parts, fixtures, visual criteria, labeling and packing before the lot is released. This reduces ambiguity between molding and customer receiving.
Finished supply
Specify the handoff, not only the molded geometry.
The scope is matched to the program and does not assume every operation is available for every part.
Inspection + assembly
Critical checks and assembly work connected to the current drawing and approved sample.
Labeling + packing
Part identity, quantity, protection and customer-specific packing agreed before shipment.
Operation definition
Every post-molding step needs its own acceptance boundary.
Secondary work is included only after process fit, equipment or fixture needs, inspection method and commercial scope are confirmed. This prevents a successful molded part from becoming ambiguous during assembly or packing.
Finished-part release
Review the complete handoff from press to customer receiving.
The specific operations remain project-defined. This structure shows the questions that must be closed before SRRP quotes or releases a finished component.
Trim + finish
Identify gate vestige, flash, edge, drilling, marking or cosmetic expectations.
Acceptance limits and inspection access are agreed before the work becomes part of the route.
Insert + assembly
Provide mating parts, orientation, sequence, fit target and handling requirements.
Fixtures, poka-yoke needs and project-specific checks are reviewed with the molded geometry.
Identity + labeling
Define part number, revision, lot, quantity, customer label and barcode needs.
Label data and placement follow the agreed order and packing instruction.
Protection + packing
Review surface protection, nesting, bagging, carton quantity and transport risk.
The finished part is judged in the condition the customer will actually receive.
Project boundary
SRRP does not represent every secondary process as an always-available in-house capability. Availability, subcontracting if any, validation responsibility and included evidence are confirmed in the written quotation.
Define the finished part
Share the assembly and packing requirement.
Include mating parts, labels, appearance criteria and destination so the full supply route can be reviewed.