1. Core Check
The condition of the core is check.
2. Core Storage
The returned cores and cores collected from all over the country are stored together according to model and condition.
3. Disassembly
Engineers will disassemble the vehicle while checking its structure and the extent of any damage.
4. Chemical Cleaning
By soaking it in chemicals, stubborn sludge and other substances can be broken down and cleaned.
5. Mechanical Washing
The cleaning agent is sprayed at high pressure to wash away oil stains, mud, etc.
6. Brassed (Handwork)
Before mechanical blasting, the surface is hand blasted to remove rust and dirt.
7. Blasting (Mechanical Process)
The blasting process makes the surface look like new.
The metal particles are blasted at high pressure to increase the surface strength.
8. Parts Cleaning
The center housing and small parts are cleaned by hand, while checking for blockages in the internal passages.
9. Balance Measurement
The balance check is said to be the lifeblood of a turbo. To perform a more rigorous balance check, check the shaft alone, the impeller installed, and the hydraulic pressure simulated actual vehicle condition. maintain the highest reliability.
10. Processing and Modification
Work to recycle as many parts as possible by modifying and altering parts that can be reused.
11. Assembly
Technicians carefully assemble the products using individually checked and brand new parts.
12. Final Inspection & Completion
Finished products are inspected for defects such as screw threads. Each product that passes inspection is given a serial number, allowing the parts that were used to assemble it to be traced.
13. Inventory Storage & Packaging
The finished products are organized and stored on shelves by model. It will be packed in box and shipped with accessories and instructions.
