Checklists – Armour Steel Knowledge Base

Checklists

The operational checklists from the reference book, checkable in the browser. Progress stays saved on this device.

Incoming Goods Inspection – Armour Steel

Ensure that delivered armour steel plate matches the order, the certificate and the approval before it goes into production.

Before Cutting

Set the cutting process and the cutting layout so that no uncontrolled kerf or cracking risk arises.

Before Machining

Prepare tooling, workholding and cutting data so that the component's protective thickness is not unintentionally altered.

Before the First Weld

Before welding begins, ensure that the welding procedure specification, filler metal, joint preparation and temperature control are all release-ready.

Before Bending

Prepare tooling, edge condition and bend line so that springback and the risk of brittle fracture remain under control.

Batch Change

When switching to a new material batch, reassess every value that can scatter from batch to batch.

Before Blasting and Coating

Ensure that inspection, blasting method and temperature control are complete and documented before coating.

Repair Welding

Document and execute a repair to a protective structure so that its ballistic assessment remains traceable.

Drawing Up the Inspection Plan

Bring together every source of requirements and, for each characteristic, define how, when and by whom it is inspected.

Preparing First Article Inspection

Prepare first article inspection so that scope, timing and documentation match the required submission level.

Audit Preparation

Before a DIN 2303 or supplier audit, cross-check your own records yourself before the accredited body or the customer does.

Placing Orders with Sub-Suppliers

Pass on requirements, approvals and access rights so that your own responsibility toward the customer remains covered.

Before Delivery

Before shipment, ensure that release, documentation, marking and preservation are all complete.

Reference values for guidance only, without warranty. Standard texts, manufacturer data and your own trials are binding.