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IQC Incoming Material Inspection
We have established a full-link closed-loop quality inspection system, where every process from material incoming to inspection judgment is executed in compliance with ISO standards. By leveraging advanced testing equipment and combining the expertise of our senior quality inspection team, we conduct multiple rounds of cross-verification on incoming materials. We strictly control key indicators and adopt a zero-tolerance attitude toward even the slightest defects, ensuring that incoming materials meet our enterprise technical standards and quality requirements. This approach blocks inferior materials from entering the production process at the source, reducing costs associated with production rework, equipment wear, and customer complaints caused by material defects. We also establish a supplier quality management mechanism to promote overall quality improvement in the supply chain.
Counting, weighing, and measuring for volume calculation
Visual inspection, dimensional inspection, and physical-chemical testing
Thickness, dryness, and other related checks
What are we going to do?
For incoming material inspection (the warehouse provides incoming material notification, and the production department provides specification requirements);
Inspect the scrapped materials and judgment the accessories proposed for scrapping by the warehouse or factory;
Re-inspection upon release from the warehouse refers to the re-examination of accessories that have been stored for a certain period of time to determine if they have failed;
Check the returned accessories, that is, inspect the remaining used accessories to determine whether they are stored in the warehouse, returned to the supplier or scrapped;
Evaluate new suppliers. The newly introduced suppliers are evaluated by the purchasing department in collaboration with the engineering department to determine whether they are qualified suppliers;
Guide suppliers to make improvements (requiring cooperation with the purchasing and production departments);
Conduct effective tests and analyses on suspected defective accessories;
The inspection process should be recorded and marked accordingly, and the inspection results should be notified to the relevant departments for judgment and traceability;
The quality supervisor is responsible for determining and handling non-conforming products.
