Verify order identity
Match part references, applications and quantities to the released list.
Final order check
Pre-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.
Inspection basis
Check the complete order before handover
Mixed orders need clear separation by part reference, application and quantity. The final check compares the packing list with labels, cartons and visible product condition, then confirms any agreed photos or documents before dispatch.
- Part references and quantities are checked against the released packing list.
- Labels, carton marks and packaging condition are reviewed before sealing.
- Agreed photos or inspection records are organized with the order file.
Quality Control
Inspection steps
Inspect goods and pack
Review visible condition, separation, labels, protection and carton marks.
Close the order record
Record the result, resolve open points and release the packed goods for dispatch.
FAQ
Inspection questions
Does pre-shipment inspection replace fitment checking?
No. Fitment is confirmed earlier; final inspection checks the released order and pack.
Can inspection photos be provided?
Photo requirements can be agreed before packing so the correct views and labels are captured.
How are mixed orders kept separate?
Part references, inner labels, packing units and the packing list are cross-checked.
Quality Control
Other quality checks
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Incoming Material Inspection
Incoming inspection checks whether the received material or component matches the approved purchase reference before it enters production or packing.
View details02Dimensional Inspection
Dimensional inspection focuses on the features that determine fit, sealing, alignment or connection with neighboring parts.
View details03Performance Testing
Performance checks must match the actual function of the part; a generic test cannot represent every braking, sealing, electrical or rotating component.
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