QUALITY CONTROL

Defined checks from specification to shipment.

Quality coordination begins with a clear purchasing specification—not a generic promise.

01

Specification confirmation

Confirm fiber type, length, diameter, tensile strength, packing and labeling before production.

02

Pre-production sample

Arrange a representative sample when required and align the approved characteristics with the order.

03

Production checks

Coordinate dimensional, appearance, weight and available test-document checks against the agreed specification.

04

Packing inspection

Review bag markings, net weight, pallet protection and shipment labels.

05

Shipment records

Organize packing photos, loading information and commercial export documents.

DOCUMENT REVIEW

Agree what evidence is required.

Available documentation depends on the product and factory. Tell us whether the project requires a certificate of analysis, dimensional report, tensile test report, packing photos or third-party inspection.

IMPORTANT

Standards must be confirmed.

Do not assume every product automatically complies with every national or project standard. Include the required standard and acceptance criteria in the RFQ so compliance can be evaluated before quotation.