How is quality inspection conducted before products leave the factory?
We place great emphasis on product quality and have established corresponding inspection procedures. Our inspection work typically covers multiple stages from materials to finished products, ensuring products meet agreed-upon technical requirements.
Key inspection stages include:
1. Incoming Material Verification: Upon arrival of raw materials (e.g., steel, coatings, wood, electrical components), we verify compliance with established standards, focusing on whether specifications meet production requirements.
2. Production Process Inspection: During processing and assembly, our staff conduct visual checks and documentation at predetermined critical process points (e.g., welding, assembly) to monitor process execution.
3. Final Product Inspection: Upon completion, products undergo comprehensive checks. Common inspection items may include:
① Structural Inspection: Examination of the main frame.
② Sealing Inspection: Testing the airtightness of doors, windows, joints, and other areas.
③ Electrical Safety Inspection: Testing circuit systems for continuity, insulation, and other aspects.
④ Appearance and Craftsmanship Inspection: Examination of coating finishes, installation details, and overall workmanship on interior and exterior surfaces.
Inspection Result Handling:
During inspections, we strive to identify and document any potential deviations. Findings are evaluated and addressed according to established procedures. Products are typically released for shipment only after meeting primary agreed-upon standards. Relevant inspection records serve as reference documentation for product quality status.
Our objective is to systematically ensure product quality through the above process. If you have specific inspection standards or certification requirements, we recommend raising them early in our collaboration so we can evaluate and incorporate them into production and inspection plans.