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Specification Control Drawing Template and Checklist
Intro:
A Specification Control Drawing (SCD) is used to control the requirements of a part/assembly without specifying how the part is manufactured.
Description:
Sometimes a part falls between a purchased part and a manufactured part. An example would be a purchased part that the manufacturer will customize for your use. A SCD is used to control the requirements of the part without providing the manufacturing instructions.
What it is:
A drawing used to control the specification of a part/assembly.
Why it is Important:
All part specifications need to be controlled.
What Problem Does it Solve:
Vendor manufacturing a part that will not work.
When to Use it:
When other drawing types do not work.
How Can FinishLinePDS Help:
Happy to review your drawing.