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TTS / Inspection

Third-Party Inspection in China & AQL Quality Control

Product inspection from incoming materials to container loading: PPI, DUPRO, pre-shipment inspection, AQL sampling and 100% sorting for your agreed product checklist.

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Checking packaged goods
Checking packaged goods

The right check.
At the right moment.

QCLINKING / TTS

THE SERVICE IN PRACTICE

Look inside the inspection.

A useful inspection connects your specification with the goods in front of the inspector. Choose the production stage first, then agree the product checks and evidence you need.

Measuring a steel profile
Measuring a steel profile
01

Check what can be measured

Dimensions, tolerances and material details are checked against the agreed specification. The right tools and measurement points are confirmed before the visit.

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Checking lock and key operation
Checking lock and key operationReport photo ↗
02

Look beyond appearance

Depending on the product and available equipment, agreed on-site checks can examine operation, assembly or selected electrical characteristics. The report records the conditions and limitations.

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Carton arrangement during container loading
Carton arrangement during container loadingReport photo ↗
03

Examine the packed order

Review packaging, marks and agreed handling checks before release. A factory carton-drop check and a laboratory transport programme are different scopes.

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01 / Service programmes

Choose your inspection stage.

From the first sample to the loaded container.

REQUIREMENTS & EVIDENCE

Which requirements shape your brief?

Explore the standard’s scope, the records needed and the questions to resolve before booking.

BOM, technical drawings & approved sample

Find a material mismatch before it becomes a batch problem.

Where this applies

These product-specific references define the material and construction being verified. Provide revision numbers and agreed tolerances.

Requirements & examples
DUPRO / DPI / IPQC

Trace a recurring defect to the operation that creates it.

Where this applies

These terms describe checks during production and in-process quality control. Define the exact product stage and accessible output in the brief.

Requirements & examples
ISO 2859-1 / AQL

AQL inspection: define the decision before the visit.

Where this applies

A reference for acceptance sampling by attributes. Confirm the contractual edition and the complete sampling plan.

Requirements & examples

How it works

  1. 01

    Define your brief

  2. 02

    Agree the checklist

  3. 03

    Inspect on site

  4. 04

    Review the report

TTS / INSPECTION
01Inspection photos
02Checklist results
03Exceptions & findings

Illustrative deliverable layout · the agreed scope determines the final content.

03 / What you receive

Evidence you can use.

A structured record of the agreed work, with the detail needed for your next decision.

What is included?

A report covering the agreed checks, recorded findings, relevant photographs and any limitations encountered during the visit.

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Ready to define the scope?

Tell us about your product.

Product, quantity, supplier country and city, expected service date and your specifications.

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Planning & questions

Review the detailed service scope

An inspection gives you a documented view of the goods at an agreed stage of production. TTS works with your specifications and inspection instructions to define the checks and report the findings.

  • Product identification, quantity and sampling
  • Workmanship, defects and measurements
  • Function checks agreed for your product
  • Packaging, labels and shipping marks
When should I arrange an inspection?

Tell us your production schedule and shipping date. We will discuss the inspection stage and booking availability with you.

Does an inspection replace laboratory testing?

Inspection and testing answer different questions. If your requirements call for laboratory work, we can discuss the appropriate testing scope separately.

Who makes the shipment decision?

The report supports your decision. The buyer remains responsible for accepting the goods or agreeing the next steps with the supplier.