Quality control

QC / verification first

Quality is
a visible system.

Quality checkpoints help align material construction, performance targets, appearance, packing and documentation with the specific order brief.

Quality checkpoints

Ask the right questions.

From material weight to surface finish and packing, focus every quality discussion on the real application and the confirmed order requirement.

Q1

Raw material review

Review the agreed base fabric, scrim, coating route and product code before final production.

Q2

GSM & thickness

Review target material weight and thickness against the agreed order specification.

Q3

Tensile & tear

Discuss the performance values and test method relevant to the target application.

Q4

Surface & adhesion

Check colour, gloss, embossing, printability, visible finish and any order-relevant adhesion requirement.

Q5

Waterproof & weather

Frame outdoor exposure, temperature and weather-resistance needs in the product brief.

Q6

Finished product checks

For fabricated routes, confirm cutting, welding, eyelet placement, seam and edge details.

Q7

Packing inspection

Confirm roll length, protective packing, labels and shipment presentation requirements.

Q8

Loading review

Prepare loading, quantity, packing and export documentation requirements before shipment.

Q9

Documentation

Request applicable product data, test records and certificates for the final material.

Fabric tensile test fixture
Test evidence / tensile fixture

Verify tensile and tear targets.

Electronic textile strength tester
Test evidence / strength machine

Read the agreed performance record.

Electronic strength tester display
Test evidence / electronic reading

Document the measured result.

Quality documents

Evidence that
fits the order.

Request product data sheets, relevant test reports and applicable certification records for the material and market you are sourcing. Documentation should always match the final construction and order scope.

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