As a buyer,Why you need goods quality inspection ?
Goods Quality Inspection can help you to see if all your requirements, specifications and criteria are being taken into account and implemented properly by your supplier. Ensure you will get what you order. Find out the defective products before shipment. Help you avoid suffering big lose.
The goods quality inspection is usually performed according to international quality control standards such as ANSI/ASQC Z1.4, AQL standards, ISO 2859-1, we also can perform goods quality inspection as per your instruction and criteria.
The goods quality inspection is usually performed according to international quality control standards such as ANSI/ASQC Z1.4, AQL standards, ISO 2859-1, we also can perform goods quality inspection as per your instruction and criteria.
What do we inspect during an goods quality inspection?
- The quantity produced (semi finished, finished and packed)
- The visual appearance (workmanship of the mass production)
- The product specifications (size, dimensions ,colors ect)
- The labeling and marking
- The packing and packaging
- All possible functions and possible tests (safety, abuse, printing etc)
Following is a list of our goods quality inspection services.
1,Pre Production Inspection
Before production ,We will inspect the golden samples, machinery and materials to be used for your order before the real mass production and talk to related people to ensure your requirements and specifications are well understood and will be implemented properly.
2, First Article Inspection
We will inspect first product manufactured and materials to be used for your order when less than 20% of the products are finished, allowing to put in place corrective actions as early as possible.
3,During Production Inspection
During the mass production, when 20 to 50% of the products are finished.
4,Pre-Shipment Inspection
Usually when at least 80% or 100% of the products are finished. An quality Inspection to guarantee the conformity of production to your specifications. A must for all buyers.this is the last step you can find out and stop defective goods from shipping to you.
5,Container Loading Inspection
Container Loading Inspection will take place right before your supplier is supposed to load the goods into shipping container and also during the whole loading process. it can ensure all goods is properly packaged and loaded into your appointed shipping container.so you can receive the correct products and correct quantity and good packaging.
You should choose the quality inspection based on your actual needs. the most popular inspections are the During Production inspection , Pre-shipment Inspection and the Container Loading Inspection. We can help you determine what inspection service you may need depending on your exact situation.
Before production ,We will inspect the golden samples, machinery and materials to be used for your order before the real mass production and talk to related people to ensure your requirements and specifications are well understood and will be implemented properly.
2, First Article Inspection
We will inspect first product manufactured and materials to be used for your order when less than 20% of the products are finished, allowing to put in place corrective actions as early as possible.
3,During Production Inspection
During the mass production, when 20 to 50% of the products are finished.
4,Pre-Shipment Inspection
Usually when at least 80% or 100% of the products are finished. An quality Inspection to guarantee the conformity of production to your specifications. A must for all buyers.this is the last step you can find out and stop defective goods from shipping to you.
5,Container Loading Inspection
Container Loading Inspection will take place right before your supplier is supposed to load the goods into shipping container and also during the whole loading process. it can ensure all goods is properly packaged and loaded into your appointed shipping container.so you can receive the correct products and correct quantity and good packaging.
You should choose the quality inspection based on your actual needs. the most popular inspections are the During Production inspection , Pre-shipment Inspection and the Container Loading Inspection. We can help you determine what inspection service you may need depending on your exact situation.
Inspection standard
We use the well-known and widely adopted international standard MIL-STD- 105E, which is equivalent to ANSI/ASQC Z1.4, ISO 2859, NF06-022, BS6001, DIN40080, GB2828, to inspect a randomly selected number of products from your order. As illustrated below:
Table A
Sample Size Code Letters
Table B
Single Sampling Plans for Normal Inspection
As default, We use general inspection level II, Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) 0/2.5/4.0 of critical, major, minor defect.
For example, You have a lot of 4,000 units to inspect. According to table 1, "L" is right sample size code for general inspection level II. Therefore in table 2, we pick "200" as L's corresponding sample size. So the allowed maximum number of defective unit is as follows:Critical Defect 0; Major Defect 10; Minor Defect: 14.
In other words, if the number of critical defective units is more than 0, or major defective units is more than 10, or minor defective units is more than 14, the whole lot has to be rejected. It is up to you to make your own decision based on the information and recommendations we have provided to you.
Defect classification
1) Critical defect
The "Critical Defect" corresponds to a defect likely to result in unsafe conditions for end-users or specifically requested by customers.
2) Major defect
The "Major Defect" corresponds to a defect at the function, or to reduce the usability of the unit of product for its intended purpose.
3) Minor defect
The "Minor Defect" corresponds to a defect that is not likely to reduce the usability of the unit of product for its intended purpose, or is a departure from established standards having little bearing on the effective use or operation of the unit.
The "Critical Defect" corresponds to a defect likely to result in unsafe conditions for end-users or specifically requested by customers.
2) Major defect
The "Major Defect" corresponds to a defect at the function, or to reduce the usability of the unit of product for its intended purpose.
3) Minor defect
The "Minor Defect" corresponds to a defect that is not likely to reduce the usability of the unit of product for its intended purpose, or is a departure from established standards having little bearing on the effective use or operation of the unit.