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Inspection

Shanghai Teneb International is a one-stop solution for trade between Chinese and customers around the world. Our inspection services include pre-production inspection, in-process inspection, and post-production inspection. Before shipping the goods, we maintain all processes to ensure quality. To ensure quality goods, we inspect both the product and the factory.

Pre-production Inspection

A China pre-production inspection (PPI) occurs before your supplier begins production. Inspectors will check the supplier’s raw materials and components and count the quantity, ensuring conformity from the beginning. A pre-production inspection in China is a comprehensive check where we primarily check the material status, material quantity, and material condition of the product. Aside from that, we try to ensure that the factory's machinery and condition, as well as the measuring and testing equipment, meet the needs of the customer. An inspection aims to provide the buyer with unbiased information about the supplier and their capabilities, acting as an additional set of eyes and ears for the buyer to make informed decisions.

In-process Insepection

In-process inspection, also known as "during production inspection," or "DUPRO," is an inspection that takes place at the time your products are in production and after 20%–80% of the order has been completed and packed. In-process inspection is a comprehensive check that covers various aspects related to production such as product functionality, product performance, product size, weight, and overall quality.

Pre-Shipment Inspection

Pre-shipment inspections occur at the factory after the supplier finishes production but before all of the products are packaged in export cartons. During pre-shipment inspection, inspectors count the contents in the export cartons to confirm the accuracy of the production quantity. If products are missing, the inspector will inform the supplier and include their findings in the report. Quantity verifications allow the supplier to quickly adjust the quantity so as not to delay the planned shipping.

Final Inspection

When your production is nearing an end, an inspector visits your supplier when 80% of the products have been packed. This inspection is the final moment where a product quality inspection can be conducted before your supplier concludes the production. This is the most important point that can help the buyer have complete confidence in the quality of work produced by the supplier.

Container load Check

A damaged container could present untold risks to the cargo transported from China to its destination. While logistics companies will often promise a seaworthy container, it is always beneficial to perform a thorough third-party check before your cargo is loaded. Our inspectors will perform a visual inspection to ensure there is no damage or issue leading to product loss.