Most of our inspectors have more than 10 years work experience, We are committed to help clients reduce risk and cost in international purchase, and even to achieve zero risk purchase.
Quality inspections include measuring, testing, and examining a product and then comparing the results to specified requirements. The objective is to verify product safety, quality, quantity, workmanship, function, color, size, labeling, packing etc.
Product Description
Factory Audit (FA)
Factory audit is based on iso9000 or sa8000 quality standards, audit the factory's production capacity and performance. The main audit criteria including policy, production procedures and records, to know factory whether is consistent with the quality management continuously.
Factory Audit mainly covers scope and process including:
This process is carried out at the beginning of the production line and is based on the customer's specifications and reference sample. The Initial Production Check allows an early (and thus cost-saving) prevention of defective components as well as timely corrections if needed.
During-Production Inspection (DPI)
DPI is inspected when at least 20% of the order has been completed, this makes it possible to provide recommendations on site, so that the quality is maintained throughout the entire production phase.
Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI)
PSI is the most common inspection to confirm the whole shipment's quality level. It normally requires the production to be finished and at least 80% of goods packed into cartons. The checked samples are randomly selected according to AQL standard.
100% Full Inspection
Full inspection is 100% inspect the quality by our inspectors.Inspect the quality according to customer’s standard and/or CIS criteria / experienced documents.Feedback the actual finding of Non-conformity to customer immediately. To avoid further lose. Inspect the safety, function, appearance, packing etc.
Container Loading Supervision (CLS)
This inspection is carried out at the manufacturer warehouse or at the port before delivery. According to order requirements of client, supervise the entire loading process to ensure quantity complete, packaging intact, loading reasonable. If you worry about the wrong product or damaged product will be sent to you during shipment. Some factories might even not ship product to you! Supervision loading inspection can provide you an effective solution to all those problems
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FAQ
Q: How to proceed an order for inspection service ? A: Firstly let us know your requirements or need. Secondly We quote according to your requirements or our suggestions. Thirdly customer confirms the inspection order and places payment for formal order. Fourthly We arrange the inspection services.
Q: What does AQL means ? A: AQL is the acronym for Acceptable Quality Limit (or Level). This represents a statistical measurement of the maximum number and range of defects that is considered acceptable during a random sampling inspection of your goods. If the AQL is not achieved for a particular sampling of goods, you may accept shipment of the goods 'as is', demand a rework of the goods, renegotiate with you supplier, refuse the shipment, or choose another recourse based on your supplier agreement. Defects found during a standard random inspection are sometimes classified into three levels: critical, major and minor. Critical defects are those that render the product unsafe or hazardous for the end user or that contravene mandatory regulations. Major defects can result in the product's failure, reducing its marketability, usability or salability. Lastly, minor defects do not affect the product's marketability or usability, but represent workmanship defects that make the product fall short of defined quality standards.Different companies maintain different interpretations of each defect type. Our staff can work with you to determine the AQL standard that meets your requirements according to the level of risk you are willing to assume.
Q: How many hours does the inspector work at the factory ? A: Usually each inspector will work 8 hours per day, not counting meal breaks. How much time he spends at the factory depends on how many goods need to be inspected, we put forth our best effort at maximizing efficiency in your behalf.
