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Projects & Case Studies

Buyer-facing case studies that show how SEMIX controls CTQs, measurement risk, packaging, and documentation—from RFQ through export shipment.

SEMIX projects and case studies
Anonymized projects focused on process and evidence
Reviewed & maintained by: SEMIX Engineering & Quality Last updated: 2026-01-07 Principle: Evidence before claims

Proof

Evidence you can request at RFQ

Start with a flagship buyer-facing case, then browse by risk theme to go deeper into controls, evidence patterns, and templates.

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Browse by risk theme

Filter projects and incident-style evidence patterns by the buyer risk you’re trying to eliminate (measurement disputes, thermal drift, particles, transit damage, wear drift, 5‑axis orientation errors).

Tip: Select multiple themes to widen results.

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Evidence patterns (technical case studies)

These incident-style case studies show how SEMIX prevents shipping escapes, measurement disputes, and late-batch quality surprises—use them to evaluate corrective-action capability before placing a PO.

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How to use these case studies

These case studies are written to help buyers qualify a Vietnam CNC machining supplier. Customer names and sensitive details are withheld, but the workflow is real.

  • Engineering: see routing choices, CTQ thinking, and where risk is reduced
  • Supplier quality: see how evidence packages and revision traceability are handled
  • Procurement: understand how assumptions and documentation reduce receiving friction

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FAQ

Are these case studies real?

Yes. Details are anonymized to protect confidentiality, but the workflows and deliverables reflect real program work.

Can you share unredacted examples?

We may be able to share redacted sample documents under NDA depending on the program.

Do you support first-article builds?

Yes. First-article support and CTQ-focused inspection evidence are available by agreement.

What industries do you support most?

Semiconductor, aerospace-adjacent, medical-adjacent, and industrial machining programs.

How do we start a new project?

Submit an RFQ package (NDA first if needed) with drawing/model, material/finish, CTQs, quantity, and documentation requirements.