Incoming quality control
Glass components, closures, accessories, packing materials and order documents are checked against the agreed requirements before use.
Quality assurance
Quality you can specify,
inspect and repeat.
Approved samples, written specifications and agreed acceptance criteria create the shared standard for production and inspection.
Four-stage control
IQC to OQC,
one documented standard.
Across a 40,000 m² factory with eight production machines, the exact inspection scope depends on the product, decoration, intended use and buyer requirements. Third-party inspection can be coordinated when agreed before production.
In-process quality control
Critical dimensions, capacity, appearance, forming, color and decoration are checked during production against approved references.
Finished-product control
Finished goods are reviewed using the agreed sampling plan and acceptance criteria for appearance, function and packing readiness.
Outgoing quality control
Quantities, protective packing, carton marks, pallet plan and shipment documents are verified before dispatch.
Quality in context
Inspect the process,
product and packing.
These factory views show where in-process observation, finished-product review and outgoing preparation fit into the order workflow.
Before production
Define what
will be checked.
Inspection is most useful when the order specification states the measurable or visible requirements in advance.
- Approved sample or signed drawing
- Critical dimensions and tolerances
- Appearance and decoration limits
- Functional or compatibility checks
- Sampling level and acceptance criteria
- Packing, labels and shipping marks
Quality requirements
Share your inspection standard.
Include product drawings, defect limits, testing requirements and any third-party inspection instructions with your inquiry.
Discuss quality requirements