
When the product is 100% completed, before or after packaging, we will inspect each product's appearance, dimensions, workmanship, product functions, safety performance, and other checkpoints required by the customer according to customer requirements, pick out defective products, and seal qualified products to ensure that each product meets customer requirements.
During the full inspection process, each product is checked against customer-defined criteria and applicable standards. Inspection items may include, but are not limited to:
Visual inspection
Checking for scratches, cracks, stains, color differences, deformation, and other appearance defects.
Workmanship and assembly check
Verifying assembly accuracy, material consistency, finishing quality, welding, stitching, or bonding quality.
Dimensions and measurements
Measuring critical dimensions, tolerances, and fitting accuracy based on drawings or specifications.
Function and performance testing
Ensuring the product operates correctly and meets functional requirements.
Safety and basic compliance checks
Identifying potential safety risks or obvious non-compliance issues.
Inspection criteria can be fully customized according to client requirements, industry standards, or product characteristics.
100% Inspection is recommended in the following situations:
Products with high safety or performance risks
Orders with strict quality standards or zero-defect requirements
Suppliers with unstable or inconsistent quality history
Products with high unit value or high return costs
Orders that previously failed sampling inspections
By inspecting every unit, this service minimizes shipment risks and helps prevent defective products from reaching the market.
Maximum quality assurance
Every product is verified before shipment.
Defective products are identified and separated
Non-conforming items can be reworked, replaced, or rejected before delivery.
Reduced after-sales risk
Helps lower customer complaints, returns, and brand reputation damage.
Clear and traceable inspection results
Each inspection is documented for transparency and accountability.
After completion of the 100% inspection, a detailed inspection report will be issued, including:
Overall inspection results and statistics
Quantity of passed and failed products
Description of defects and findings
Clear photos for reference
Client-specific remarks or recommendations
The report can be used for shipment approval, supplier evaluation, or internal quality records.
| Item | Sampling Inspection | 100% Inspection |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Partial samples | All products |
| Risk level | Medium | Lowest |
| Cost | Lower | Higher |
| Suitable for | Stable quality orders | High-risk or critical orders |
| Defect control | Statistical | Unit-level control |
Confirm inspection requirements and standards
Define inspection checklist with the client
Arrange on-site inspectors
Conduct one-by-one product inspection
Record findings and take photos
Isolate defective products
Compile and issue inspection report
Submit results to the client
To further strengthen quality control, full inspection can be combined with:
During Production Inspection (DUPRO)
Final Random Inspection (FRI)
Packing and loading supervision
Functional or performance testing
Compliance or labeling checks
This creates a complete quality control system from production to shipment.
