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Quality System and Certifications

What Conquest's AS9100D quality management system covers, where a part comes from when the print calls out a qualified products list, and the documentation that ships with a part.

Conquest Seal Corporation holds an AS9100D certificate (CONQ-001) whose scope reads, verbatim, "Manufacturer/distributor of O-rings, custom molded rubber and plastic products for the aerospace, defense and commercial applications." Separately, Conquest cuts gaskets in house on its own waterjet in Orange, California. The O-rings, custom molded rubber and plastic products are supplied as a distributor, not made here. The certificate covers the quality management system that handles your order, the sourcing and the paperwork; it is not a product qualification, and no seal is "AS9100 certified". This page says what the system does for a buyer, what documentation ships with a part, and how qualified parts are sourced.

What the quality system covers

ElementWhat it means for an order
Certificate scopeThe scope wording quoted above, covering the quality management system that handles the order; the certificate is not a product qualification
RegistrationAS9100D; the registration is listed in the OASIS database, where a buyer can verify it
Supplier controlWhen the print calls out a specification with a qualified products list, the part, or the sheet a gasket is cut from, comes from a manufacturer on that list; commercial parts come from approved manufacturers
TraceabilityLot traceability from the manufacturer's certificate through Conquest's receipt and shipment
DocumentationCertificate of conformance with every order, naming the part number, the specification, the manufacturer, the lot, the quantity and the manufacturer's cure date; the manufacturer's test report where the program requires it; with a cut gasket, the sheet maker's material certification, and the sheet maker's compound data sheet on request
Receiving inspectionIdentity, quantity and paperwork checks against the purchase order and specification
Corrective actionDocumented nonconformance and corrective-action process

How qualified parts are sourced

A part to a military or SAE specification (MS28775 to MIL-PRF-25732, M83248/1 or AS3209 to AMS7276, M25988 to MIL-DTL-25988 and SAE-AMS-R-25988, EPDM phosphate-ester rings to NAS1613, AMS 7257 FFKM) is made by manufacturers on the relevant qualified products list, where the document has one: the DLA qualified products database or a list held by SAE. Otherwise it comes from a manufacturer that certifies the part to the document. A listing belongs to the manufacturer. Conquest supplies the part and provides the certification paperwork; Conquest is not itself on any qualified products list and does not claim to be. The mil-spec chart lists the specifications, and the M83248 and AMS7276 guides decode the two most common callouts.

Document pairings are from the DLA ASSIST and SAE Mobilus records, read 2026-09-24 (SAE AMS 7257: read 2026-09-25); EPDM to NAS1613 is from the ParkerĀ® O-Ring Handbook ORD 5700, page 8-5, read 2026-09-24.

What ships with the part

DocumentWhenWhat it states
Packing list and certificate of conformanceEvery orderPart number, specification, manufacturer, lot, quantity, manufacturer's cure date
Manufacturer's certificate of conformanceSpecification partsThe manufacturer's statement of conformance to the document
Test reportWhen the program requires it and the manufacturer issues oneBatch test results against the specification
Material certificationCut gaskets and sheetThe sheet maker's certification of the material and its compliance line; the sheet maker's compound data sheet is available on request
Compliance reportFood, pharmaceutical and medical compoundsThe compound maker's FDA 21 CFR 177.2600 statement, NSF listing, USP Class VI report as applicable
Cure date and shelf lifeAerospace elastomersManufacturer cure date; shelf life is counted from it. SAE ARP5316E, the storage reference seal makers cite, was cancelled in October 2018 and superseded by AS5316; the shelf-life guide gives both documents' status with sources and read dates

ParkerĀ® is a trademark of Parker Hannifin Corporation. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

What Conquest Seal requires of its own suppliers, clause by clause, is on the supplier requirements page, and the documents a purchasing team asks for when it sets Conquest Seal up as a supplier are on the compliance documents page.

To send a supplier questionnaire or a document list, contact Conquest Seal.

Frequently asked questions

Is an AS9100 O-ring better than a commercial one?

There is no such thing as an AS9100 O-ring. AS9100D certifies a quality management system; a part's quality comes from its specification, its manufacturer's qualification and the paperwork that proves it.

Can Conquest supply QPL parts?

Yes. When the print calls out a specification with a qualified products list, the part, or the sheet a gasket is cut from, comes from a manufacturer on that list, and the certificate names that manufacturer.

Where can I verify the certificate?

The registration is listed in the OASIS database; ask and the certificate is sent with the quote.

What about export-controlled drawings?

Please don't send a drawing marked ITAR, EAR, CUI or export-controlled. For those parts, call (714) 632-9830.

Do commercial orders get the same paperwork?

A certificate of conformance ships with every order; the manufacturer's compound sheet ships on request; the batch test report is a specification-order item because the manufacturer issues it against the document. See also aerospace and defense sealing and the certificate page ; send a part number through the quote request .

Send the part number and we quote it

Part number or drawing, compound if you know it, and the quantity. A Conquest representative reads every request and replies. Quotes answered within one business day. A person answers (714) 632-9830, Pacific business hours.

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