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Quality control

Quality assurance and counterfeit prevention protocol

Authenticity, condition control, and shipment readiness are checked before release. Ortelvia uses a layered inspection workflow to reduce counterfeit risk, protect traceability, and define when third-party testing should be added.

Policy and scope

Zero tolerance for counterfeit or misrepresented material

The quality program is designed to screen out remarked, resurfaced, refurbished, or mixed-condition components before shipment. It also clarifies what is covered by standard inspection versus special testing on request.

Authenticity red line

No counterfeit, remarked, or degraded material should be represented as new and original. Lots that fail authenticity review are rejected from release.

Lot traceability

Internal lot control, date code review, packaging observations, and supplier background are checked to keep incoming and outgoing material traceable.

Inspection framework

Incoming and pre-shipment checks are aligned to common industry references such as IDEA guidance and relevant MIL-STD-883 methods where applicable.

4-tier workflow

Standard pre-shipment inspection before dispatch

Every batch released from stock or the verified supply network should clear the following four checkpoints. The exact evidence package can vary by order type, package style, and customer requirements.

Level 1

Documentation and packaging verification

  • Cross-check manufacturer labels, fonts, bar codes, Data Matrix marks, and lot format against known authentic patterns.
  • Inspect factory seal condition, anti-static bags, HIC cards, desiccant status, and security tape where present.
  • Align internal lot references with date code, packing date, and available source documentation.

Level 2

High-magnification optical inspection

  • Review top marks and body surface under magnification for sanding, acid wash traces, ghost marks, resurfacing, or remarking.
  • Inspect leads and plating for oxidation, solder residue, bent pins, re-tinning signs, or abnormal wear.
  • Check body corners, mold finish, and package edges for cracks, chip-outs, and other integrity issues.

Level 3

Package dimension and pin coplanarity check

  • Measure package dimensions, lead pitch, and pin thickness against official manufacturer drawings where available.
  • Check coplanarity and mechanical consistency to identify bent leads, damage from prior handling, or off-spec packaging.

Level 4

Baking, ESD handling, and moisture-safe repacking

  • Handle components inside ESD-protected work areas before final release and packing.
  • For moisture-sensitive parts, review dry-pack condition and repackage with fresh desiccant and HIC cards when needed.
  • Apply vacuum or moisture-barrier secondary packaging based on package sensitivity and shipment route.

Lab escalation

Advanced third-party laboratory services

When programs involve higher reliability requirements, shortage risk, or customer-mandated verification, Ortelvia can coordinate deeper analysis through independent testing laboratories.

Testing module

Purpose and scope

Standard reference

X-ray die and bond wire inspection

Non-destructive review of internal die presence, lead frame layout, and bond wire integrity.

MIL-STD-883 Method 2012

Decapsulation and die marking verification

Chemical decap exposes the die so manufacturer logo, part marking, and die design can be compared against expected authenticity cues.

MIL-STD-883 Method 2018

Solderability testing

Evaluates lead wetting performance to reduce assembly risk caused by oxidation, poor plating, or aged storage condition.

IPC/JEDEC J-STD-002

Release and warranty

Traceability support and quality documentation

Inspection is only useful if the shipment record, commercial alignment, and after-sales process stay consistent. These are the baseline deliverables buyers usually request.

Certificate of Conformance support

COC documentation can be prepared on request to align shipped material, order details, and the stated inspection scope.

30-day quality guarantee

Eligible orders include a 30-day replacement or refund review path for confirmed non-conformance under the agreed commercial terms.

Inspection reporting path

Standard inspection photos, lot observations, and escalated lab reports can be organized according to the verification scope requested before shipment.

Inspection deliverables summary

  • Visual Inspection Photo Log

    Available per batch upon request.

  • Certificate of Conformance (COC)

    Issued by the Ortelvia quality team.

  • Lab Test Report

    Provided when third-party testing is commissioned.

QC FAQ

Common quality questions from procurement teams

Every released batch goes through the four standard checkpoints. Higher-risk projects, shortage buys, or customer specifications may require additional testing.

Need inspection support aligned before placing a PO?

Send the MPN, target quantity, required date code window, and any testing expectation. We can align the verification scope before shipment planning starts.