Identify the lot
Match supplier, part reference, quantity and available batch information.
Incoming check
Incoming Material Inspection
Incoming inspection checks whether the received material or component matches the approved purchase reference before it enters production or packing.
Inspection basis
Stop material mismatches at the receiving stage
The applicable checks depend on the part and available documentation. Batch identity, appearance, dimensions or material evidence are compared with the approved reference, while any uncertainty is isolated for further review.
- Supplier and batch references are kept with the received lot.
- Surface condition and visible damage are checked before handling continues.
- Non-conforming or unclear material is separated for disposition.
Quality Control
Inspection steps
Perform applicable checks
Inspect appearance and the material or dimensional evidence required for the part.
Record and separate
Document the result and isolate any item that needs clarification or recheck.
FAQ
Inspection questions
Are the same incoming checks used for every part?
No. Checks are selected by material, function, risk and available specification.
What happens when batch information is incomplete?
The lot is held for clarification or additional verification before release.
Can inspection records follow the order?
Relevant records can be organized according to the agreed order-document requirement.
Quality Control
Other quality checks
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Dimensional Inspection
Dimensional inspection focuses on the features that determine fit, sealing, alignment or connection with neighboring parts.
View details02Performance Testing
Performance checks must match the actual function of the part; a generic test cannot represent every braking, sealing, electrical or rotating component.
View details03Pre-Shipment Inspection
Pre-shipment inspection confirms that the prepared goods and export pack correspond to the released order, not just that individual parts look acceptable.
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