Material
Designation and governing specification.
Product-specific procurement and supplier review, supported by nuclear-industry tube supply experience.

Designation and governing specification.
Outside diameter, wall thickness and length.
Heat treatment, surface and tube-end requirements.
Inspection, traceability and project documents.

Outside diameter, wall thickness and length; drawing revision and critical interfaces.
Dimensional checks, acceptance requirements and governing material standard.

Specify heat treatment, surface condition and end preparation for the intended interface. Agree dimensional and visual acceptance for the relevant surfaces.

Connect the ordered length and end preparation to the supplied condition. Agree how each lot is identified, protected and released.
The responsible manufacturing and supply route within Precision Metal Components is established before availability is confirmed.
Mechanical tests, NDT scope and project inspection requirements; document approval before release.
Lot identification, material records, order references and inspection certificate linked to the supplied lot.
Revision, material, critical interfaces and expected production volume; supplier records and project qualifications agreed within scope.
Nuclear-industry supply experience is not blanket qualification for every nuclear class, code or application. Standards, product scope and supporting records are confirmed for each project.

Agree packing so the delivered lot remains traceable to its acceptance and release documentation.
Grade, standard, dimensions, delivery condition and inspection requirements.