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A visual on machining can be done but would need original drawings to check how close the dimensions are to spec if it mattered. The finish spec would also be on page 1 of the drawing so telling the difference in quality would purely weigh on a visual of the finish. Anything else requires the drawing including material spec. A part can have rough finish and still be of “high quality” relative to material and dimensions.
Not sure about 7075 and “unregulated sources”. Not sure what that’s about.
A manufacturer can make any claim they’d like but the proof is in the pudding by proper testing.
About the only “lab testing “ that can be done on an aluminum part, is hardness testing. Lab not required. A portable tester will work unless a bench top is available.
It is easy enough to make a part from 6061 and claim it is 7075 all day long and they do.
Not sure about 7075 and “unregulated sources”. Not sure what that’s about.
A manufacturer can make any claim they’d like but the proof is in the pudding by proper testing.
About the only “lab testing “ that can be done on an aluminum part, is hardness testing. Lab not required. A portable tester will work unless a bench top is available.
It is easy enough to make a part from 6061 and claim it is 7075 all day long and they do.
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