Precision Manufacturing & Quality Control

Every PAS DGA monitor is designed, assembled, and tested at our ISO 9001 certified facility in Shenzhen, China. By keeping sensor deposition, electronics assembly, and calibration in-house, we control every variable that determines field accuracy — so a monitor that leaves our factory performs identically five years later.

ISO 9001
Quality Certified
100%
Burn-In Tested
24 mo
Calibration Interval
10 yr
Sensor Design Life

Certifications & Audited Quality

Our quality system and manufacturing facility are independently verified. The documents below record the systems behind every monitor we ship.

ISO 9001 quality management system certificate, China Quality Certification Centre (CQC).
ISO 9001 — Quality Management System Certificate (CQC)
SGS on-site factory audit report.
SGS Factory Audit Report
TUV Factory Audit Report — MIC-ASR259752, audited 18 Jun 2025
TUV Factory Audit Report — MIC-ASR259752, audited 18 Jun 2025

Palladium Alloy Thin-Film Deposition

The heart of our hydrogen sensors is a palladium alloy thin film deposited on a ceramic substrate. The deposition process determines the sensor’s sensitivity, selectivity, and long-term drift:

  • Controlled sputtering produces a uniform, repeatable film thickness batch after batch.
  • Each wafer is screened for sensitivity to hydrogen before assembly — no sensor ships without a traceable test record.
  • Sealed sensor housing protects the film from oil contamination, moisture, and mechanical shock.

Every Unit Is Individually Calibrated

No sampling. No averaging. Each DGA monitor is calibrated against NIST-traceable gas standards at multiple concentration points across its full measurement range. The calibration certificate shipped with every unit records the exact response curve of that individual instrument.

Long-Term Stability: Field verification against ASTM D3612 offline DGA shows less than ±2% drift over a 24-month interval — a direct result of the palladium alloy film’s stability and our sealed-cell construction.

100% Burn-In Before Shipping

Every monitor undergoes a 72-hour powered burn-in at operating temperature before final acceptance. This screens out infant-mortality failures in electronics and verifies communication interfaces (MODBUS RTU / RS-485 and 4–20 mA) before the unit is packed for international shipment.

Why In-House Manufacturing Matters

  • Traceability — every component and process step documented per unit serial number.
  • Shorter lead times — no dependency on third-party assembly bottlenecks.
  • Faster engineering iterations — field learnings feed directly back into production.
  • Consistent OEM supply — the same rigorous process supports our OEM partners worldwide.