Separate specialisation
Material, workmanship and protection requirements are defined separately for products and packaging. Manufacturing partners are selected against these requirements and verifiable evidence.

Chapter IV · The Making
Development follows product-specific requirements for quality, function and safety. Production and origin details are provided for each product once substantiated.
Material, workmanship and protection requirements are defined separately for products and packaging. Manufacturing partners are selected against these requirements and verifiable evidence.
Required tests and evidence are defined for each product. Specific material, performance and certification claims are published only with relevant, valid supporting evidence.
Material decisions depend on use, workmanship and requirements for lasting use. Composition, origin and tested properties are documented for each product.
The quality standard requires prototypes, samples and production units to be assessed against binding specifications. Specific results and approvals are recorded in each product file.
Materials or components with deviations may be used only after reassessment and documented approval. Decisions on rework, alternative use or disposal are recorded for the specific case.
At LEONIX, production is not an invisible step between idea and sale. It is the controlled process through which a specification becomes a released product.