Some problems can't be diagnosed from a WhatsApp message. On-site visits for urgent troubleshooting, operator training, and bath analysis — usually scheduled within the same week across India.
When rejection rates spike or bath chemistry drifts, every day of continued production is money burnt. Remote diagnosis works for clear-cut cases; for everything else, we visit your plant, watch a production cycle, pull bath samples, and diagnose the issue with your team in front of us. Most on-site engagements resolve in 2–4 days — the faster turnaround is itself part of the value.
Anodizing, hard anodizing, or powder coating defects — diagnosed during a live production run, not from photos alone.
Coating unevenness, colour variation, burns, adhesion failure, seal-test failure — root-caused on-site and fixed.
Classroom session + on-line shadowing. Your operators build muscle memory on your equipment, with your chemistry.
Titration-based chemistry checks, contamination detection, bath-life assessment. Results and corrective action the same day.
Process parameter sheets, QC records, maintenance logs — gaps identified and templates provided.
Post-visit remote support to verify the fix holds in production over 2–4 weeks.
For urgent production issues, same-week is usually possible in South and West India; 5–10 days for North and East. Non-urgent visits are scheduled 2–4 weeks out.
Two days on-site is our minimum. One-day visits rarely give us time to observe a full production cycle, sample baths, and verify a fix. For very simple issues we'll usually suggest remote consulting instead.
Travel (flights + local hotel) is billed at actuals against your approval, no markup. Local transport during the visit is included in the day rate. Charges are confirmed in writing before the visit.
Yes. An audit is structured, comprehensive, and covers the whole plant — typically 3–5 days and a written report. On-site consulting is focused on a specific issue — typically 2–4 days and a targeted fix. If you don't know which you need, we'll tell you on the triage call.
Quick triage call first — then if a site visit makes sense, we'll schedule it.