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OEM qualification tool
Prepare a controlled engineering and purchasing brief for a pressure transmitter or digital gauge used in OEM equipment, private-label programs, or system integration.
Send only non-confidential requirements during initial screening. Exchange protected files after the parties agree in writing on confidentiality, permitted use, ownership, access, retention, and deletion. Keep technical qualification separate from branding approval.
Define the equipment program, people, volumes, schedule, and confidentiality boundary.
OEM or integrator, equipment name, application, and installation country
Engineering contact and commercial approval owner
Sample quantity, first production quantity, and estimated annual quantity
Target sample, approval, and production dates
Whether an NDA is required before drawings, customer data, or artwork are exchanged
Record normal conditions and the transients that the instrument must survive.
Pressure type and required measuring range
Minimum, normal, and maximum operating pressure
Overload, pressure spikes, pulsation, vacuum exposure, and pressure cycling
Medium, process temperature, ambient temperature, and material compatibility
Process connection, thread or flange standard, wetted materials, and seals
Measured vibration and shock profile with mounting details
Define the interface and physical envelope before a sample is selected.
Accuracy, repeatability, response, and calibration-point requirements
Output signal, communications, supply voltage, and electrical connector
Cable, display, units, language, firmware, protocol, or calibration interface
Enclosure, ingress protection, mounting envelope, clearance, and port orientation
PLC, controller, panel, display, or machine system receiving the result
Separate standard-product documentation from private-label program requirements.
Nameplate, label, private-label artwork, product code, and revision control
Packaging, carton markings, barcode, serial number, and manual language
Current datasheet, dimensional drawing, wiring information, and installation instructions
Calibration certificate per unit or batch, inspection plan, and acceptance record
Required compliance documents with the exact quoted model scope
Change-notification process, warranty route, service contact, and ownership of approved files
Agree how samples are tested and what evidence releases the program to production.
Sample test method and required report format
Environmental, vibration, shock, pressure-cycle, and electrical interface tests
Calibration points, tolerance, repeatability, and failure criteria
Acceptance owner, corrective-action route, and retest rules
Approval date, golden sample or reference unit, and production release gate
Pressure transmitterStart here when the machine or control system needs a continuous electrical signal. Confirm pressure type, range, surge conditions, interface, connector, mounting, environment, and current model documents.
Digital pressure gaugeStart here when local indication, battery operation, panel use, or private labeling is central. Confirm the current display, power, range, enclosure, branding feasibility, validation, and terms.
Final model, performance, environmental limits, compliance scope, customization, tooling, MOQ, schedule, warranty, and commercial terms must be confirmed in the current controlled documents and written quotation.