If you prioritize quality control in your business, you may want to learn a little more about pre-production inspections (or PPIs). PPIs are a type of quality inspection. Many businesses choose to rely on them when they start working with new suppliers or sign very large contracts. With a pre-product inspection, it's easier to ensure that your supplier is not cutting costs and you're getting the products you deserve.
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Product Inspection
Learn more about coronavirus' affect on China's manufacturing, Amazon's support to third-party sellers and baby product recall in this week's roundup.
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Best in Manufacturing,
Product Inspection,
Sourcing
As an importer, familiarity with the ANSI ASQ Z1.4 AQL table will help you to better monitor & improve the quality of your products before shipment.
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Product Inspection,
Acceptable Quality Level (AQL)
Managing defects starts with setting expectations during the sourcing process and continues throughout production to the time when your supplier ships the finished goods. Here are some tips to manage defective products.
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Product Inspection,
Working with Factories
Verifying a product's Component Data Form (CDF) is one of the simplest and most effective ways to check critical components in your electronic products. Check this out and learn how to verify your own CDF.
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Consumer Electronics,
Product Inspection,
Quality Control Checklist
Unqualified LED lighting products can cause safety issues. Check out these 11 on-site tests for LED lighting inspection to avoid safety and performance issues.
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Consumer Electronics,
Product Inspection,
Quality Control Checklist
Don't let quality issues and shipment delays affect your product. Here are some specific ways that AQF can help to improve your time to market.
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Product Inspection,
Working with Factories
Here are the most common EU lighting label requirements and how pre-shipment inspection can help you identify any issues.
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Product Inspection,
Legal Requirements,
lighting products
Learn about the different areas concerning quality control for garments, including measuring dimensions and on-site testing during inspection to lab tests.
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Product Inspection,
Textile Products
It’s ultimately up to you, the buyer, to determine how often you should inspect. But AQF will help you get started by introducing five key factors that can influence inspection frequency in manufacturing.
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Product Inspection,
Working with Factories,
Quality Control Checklist