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Every tool, by stage of the line

From the spec sheet to the shipping rack. Everything is free right now, from the quick calculators up front to the QC tools that produce signed, account-bound records at each station.

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Nest the cut list, squeeze the yield, and cost the offcut before the wheel touches glass.

More than tools · 6 free guides

The thinking behind a quality shop

Tools fix symptoms; systems prevent them. These are plain-English playbooks on the methods that separate a shop that fights fires from one that runs clean, written for the glass industry, not borrowed from a generic manufacturing textbook. Free to read, and each one links to the tool that puts it to work.

Lean & the 8 wastes

Where time, glass, and money leak on a typical glass line, and the flow and pull ideas that plug them, mapped to real shop examples.

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5S for the shop floor

Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain, with what each looks like at a cutting table, a tempering oven, and an IGU line.

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Root cause analysis

How to run a 5 Whys and a fishbone that find the real cause instead of blaming the operator, and how to verify the fix actually held.

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QMS & ISO 9001

What a quality management system really is, and how ISO 9001 is structured (PDCA, the process approach, the clauses that matter) without drowning a small shop in paperwork.

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Writing your policies

Policy, procedure, and work instruction, the difference between them, and how to write one people actually follow instead of shelve.

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Standards, in context

The ASTM and ANSI clauses your QC actually depends on (C1036, C1048, E2190, Z97.1), explained against the station where they bite.

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Records you own

Your records, bound to your account

The value is not a form you download once. It is the working tool and the record it produces, every check stamped with who did it, when, and the result, and kept against your account so it builds into an audit trail you own.

  • Completed records, never blank forms

    Tools output a finished record with your job number, operator, measurements, and result, not an empty template.

  • Saved to your account

    Sign in and every job, log, and RCA is kept against your account and follows you across devices.

  • Audit-ready on demand

    Pull months of QC history for an ISO surveillance audit or a customer quality review without digging through binders.

  • Always current

    Tools track the standards as they change, so a check today reflects today's requirements, not a printout from three years ago.

Tempering QC, signed record
JobWO-4471 / Lite 3
Glass6mm clear, tempered
Fragmentation (Z97.1)Pass
Roller wave0.0021 in, OK
Bow (C1048)Within tol.
OperatorJ. Romero
Stamped to your account, 2026-06-29 14:32

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LiteSpec for Manufacturers is decision-support and record-keeping software. Tool outputs are based on the ASTM, ANSI, NFRC, and ISO references cited on each tool and on the inputs you provide; they do not replace your own qualified inspection, your customer's specification, or a licensed engineer's judgment. Always verify against the governing standard and project documents before releasing product.