About Us
SFT has earned a strong reputation as a leading provider of high-quality tube fittings, pipe fittings, accessories, and valves.
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SFT has gained recognition as a top-tier supplier of high-grade tubing, piping, adjunct products and valves.
A reliable source for all industries seeking precise engineered piping solutions; construction, manufacturing, energy and others alike all. The ability to meet rigorous performance and safety regulations is what makes SFT so remarkable.
SFT is not shy about accepting that a client might require specific customization of a product. Meeting individual customer needs is at the core of our principle. Our commitment to our customers and defining our values have been tested in these times when most manufacturers or suppliers would abandon their positions because they couldn't maintain a large enough volume or they needed too much effort to generate income. As a result of providing services that allow us to meet customer requirements brings our customers the ability to feel like kings.
ISO Certified
SFT is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Company
We believe in
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Improving Quality, Procedures, and Customer Service continuously.
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Minimizing faults, mistakes, and issues in products and materials.
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Collaborating to identify issues, set objectives, and find a solution with the team.
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Managing the manufacturing procedures that determine the final price and standard of our products.
What does ZQC Mean?
ZQC (Zero Quality Control) is a prevention-based system designed to eliminate defects before they happen instead of finding and fixing defects once produced through the more traditional method of zero defect quality control (ZDQC). The key principles of ZQC include preventative measures, error-proofing, standardization of processes, continuous employee involvement and engagement, root cause analysis, and continuous quality improvement through benchmarking and feedback.
The benefits ZQC provides include reduced waste and rework, increased customer satisfaction, increased efficiency (using fewer resources), and decrease in costs while maintaining compliance with quality regulations. The challenges associated with implementing ZQC are substantial. They may include substantial investment in infrastructure, employee involvement and engagement, a culture change within the organization, and a commitment to improvement over time. The goal of ZQC is to ensure that products were made to the highest levels possible of quality at the beginning of the process, which in turn creates fewer defects, and therefore, improvements in the overall reliability of the process.
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