Nickel Tube Inspection Procedure

1. Preparation Stage

• Confirm inspection standards and customer requirements
• Prepare necessary inspection tools and equipment

2. Visual Inspection

• Examine the external appearance of the nickel tube for visible defects such as scratches, dents, or other damages

3. Dimension Measurement

• Use calipers and tape measures to verify whether the outer diameter, wall thickness, and length of the nickel tube meet specifications

4. Quantity Verification

• Check if the actual quantity matches the order quantity

5. Material Inspection

• Conduct rapid chemical composition analysis using X-ray fluorescence spectrometry (XRF) to confirm the material as Ni200

6. Surface Quality Check

• Inspect the surface of the nickel tube for smoothness, absence of cracks, bubbles, or other defects

7. Inspection Results Recording

• Record all inspection data and identified issues
• Capture photos of the nickel tube as inspection evidence

8. Report Compilation

• Compile an inspection report based on collected data and photos
• Highlight any key issues and recommendations in the report

9. Customer Communication

• Submit the inspection report to the customer
• Discuss inspection results and next steps