Gloves
Material and liner; palm construction; cuff finish; size and fit; pair counts and labeling. Any protection rating requires the relevant test documentation.
QUALITY
Define your checks.
Request the evidence.
Define product, inspection, packaging and documentation requirements clearly at the start of each project.
Request a QuoteCHECKS BY DIVISION
Different products. Different checkpoints.
Include your acceptance criteria in the inquiry. These are buyer discussion points; the applicable checks and records are confirmed for each order.
Jackets
Shell and lining material; measurements against a size chart; seams; zipper and hardware; color, labels and packing. Agree tolerances with your brief.
Instruments
Exact pattern and length; tip or jaw configuration; finish; marking; quantity and packaging. Request material records or regulatory documents for the specific reference.
QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
Set expectations at each stage.
Inspection and documentation criteria should be agreed for the relevant product and order.
Incoming Material Inspection
Share material acceptance criteria and required records for review.
In-Process Inspection
Define any process checks that should be included in the order requirements.
Final Inspection
Align final checks with product specifications and agreed tolerances.
Packaging Inspection
Specify labeling, quantities, packaging and carton details.
Documentation
Provide documentation requirements for confirmation before the order proceeds.
INSPECTION
Product details guide the checks.
Product-specific inspection expectations are discussed against the agreed specification and buyer documentation.
Share applicable tolerances, inspection points or records with your inquiry.
CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE
Documentation is confirmed for the specific product.
Share any inspection records, test reports or standards your order requires. We'll confirm which documents are available for the specific product.
Share buyer or market-specific requirements for review before an order is agreed.