Incoming control
Material, colour, trims and documentation are checked for production readiness.
Quality
Quality checkpoints integrated through the production process.
The control plan is adapted to product risk, buyer requirements and facility capability rather than left to a single final inspection.
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IncomingMaterial readiness
Pre-productionApproved standard
In-lineWorkmanship checkpoints
FinalRelease inspection
Overview
Quality is established before it is inspected.
The approved product standard provides the reference for workmanship, measurements, colour, trims, appearance and packing. Critical points are identified before the line begins.
Inspection methods and sample sizes are agreed against the buyer program. AQL 2.5 may be used as a planning reference, but final inspection terms require confirmation.
What this includes
Practical support, clearly defined.
Pre-production alignment
Approved sample and specifications are reviewed with the production team.
In-line checkpoints
Early output and critical workmanship points are checked while correction is practical.
Final release
Appearance, measurement, labelling, packing and order presentation are reviewed.
Inside the process
Development and production in view.
Common questions
What buyers usually ask first.
Is AQL 2.5 guaranteed for every order?+
It is shown as an anonymous reference. The actual inspection level, sample size and acceptance terms must be confirmed for each buyer program.
Can a third-party inspector attend?+
Third-party or buyer-appointed inspection can be coordinated where the final facility and order allow it.
Are certifications already verified?+
No named certification is currently claimed on this prototype. Any future audit or certification reference must be verified before publication or buyer use.
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