Public claim audit

Supersededoriginally computed 2026-08-18

Claims high-volume production with none of the eight volume corroborators evidenced on site

Scope
v2 §2.8 — the count-of-absent-corroborators rule (cluster #11 decision 8)
Lens version
0.3.6
Claim id
86db2768-6bdd-450a-b199-bd9d60a6c0f3

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Claims high-volume production with none of the eight volume corroborators evidenced on site

Scope: v2 §2.8 — the count-of-absent-corroborators rule (cluster #11 decision 8)
Scan date: 2026-08-18

Decomposition — atomic inputs

  1. A1Volume claim: high_volume

    agent
    H&T Presspart is a world leader specialist in manufacturing deep-drawn and injection molded drug-delivery components and pharmaceutical devices. With a wide range of products and services, H&T Presspart has set new standards in the field of deep-drawn and injection molded medical device components, and is the partner of choice for leading pharmaceutical companies.
  2. A20 of 8 volume corroborators found

    agent
    Site scan found none of: multi-cavity tooling, production-grade steel tooling, hot-runner systems, automation / robotics, 24/7 or shift operation, a fleet of 8+ presses, a named volume segment, an explicit ≥250k volume figure (UK_IM_lens, 2026-08-18)
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Version history

  1. v1Superseded
    2026-08-11

    Claims high-volume production with none of the eight volume corroborators evidenced on site

    View this version’s audit page →
  2. v2Supersededthis page
    2026-08-18

    Claims high-volume production with none of the eight volume corroborators evidenced on site

  3. v3Superseded
    2026-08-19

    Claims high-volume production with none of the eight volume corroborators evidenced on site

    View this version’s audit page →
  4. v4Active
    2026-08-20

    Claims high-volume production with none of the eight volume corroborators evidenced on site

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