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Induction hardening system application and required process result; Part and case drawing: Provide alloy, prior condition, feature geometry, hardened zones, case-depth definition and hardness limits. Include areas that must remain soft and allowable distortion.; Inductor motion and quench: Compare frequency and power control, coil clearance, scan or single-shot movement and quench delivery. Tooling changes can alter heat distribution and require renewed validation.; Representative input variation and difficult production cases; Required acceptance evidence: Harden real parts and inspect hardness maps, effective case depth, transition zones, cracks and distortion. Include the ends of scanned regions and repeat tool setups.; Site and utility scope: Plan electrical supply, cooling, quench containment, filtration, extraction and controlled loading of hot workpieces.; Service provision: Maintain inductors, electrical joints, cooling, quench nozzles and motion alignment; preserve part-specific recipes and section results.; OEM/ODM engineering scope: OEM handling and gauging may be added; ODM new geometries require inductor development and destructive metallurgical trials.; Upstream preparation and downstream handling interfaces; Destination country and applicable installation requirements; Production schedule, changeover mix and operator availability; Drawings, samples, inspection method and rejected-output criteria.