Inspection standards and inspection methods for bedspreads

The quality of bedding that is in direct contact with the skin will directly affect the comfort of sleep. Bed cover is a relatively common bedding, used in almost every household. So when inspecting the bed cover, what aspects need to be paid special attention to? We will tell you what key points need to be checked and which standards should be followed during inspection!

Inspection standards for products and packaging

The product

1) must have no safety issues during use

2) the appearance of the process must not be damaged, scratched, cracked, etc.

3) must comply with the laws and regulations of the destination country and the requirements of the customer

4) product structure and appearance , process and materials must meet customer requirements and batch samples

5) Products must meet customer requirements or have the same functions as batch samples

6) Labels must be clear and comply with legal and regulatory requirements

Packaging:

1) Packaging must be suitable and strong enough to ensure the reliability of the product transportation process

2) Packaging materials must be able to protect the product during transportation

3) Marks, barcodes and labels should meet customer requirements or batch samples

4) Packaging Materials should meet customer requirements or batch samples.

5) Explanatory text, instructions and related label warnings must be clearly printed in the language of the destination country.

6) Explanatory text, instruction descriptions must conform to the product and actual related functions.

Inspection plan

1) Applicable inspection standards ISO 2859/BS 6001/ANSI/ASQ – Z 1.4 Single sampling plan, normal inspection.

2) Sampling level

(1) Please refer to the sampling number in the following table

(2) If multiple models are inspected together, the sampling number of each model is determined by the percentage of the quantity of that model in the entire batch. The sampling number of this section is calculated proportionally based on the percentage. If the calculated sampling number is <1, select 2 samples for overall batch sampling, or select one sample for special sampling level inspection.

3) Acceptable quality level AQL does not allow serious defects Critical defectAQL xx Important defect standard Major DefectAQL xx Minor defect standard Minor Defect Note: “xx” indicates the acceptable quality level standard required by the customer

4) The number of samples for special sampling or fixed sampling , No unqualified items are allowed.

5) General principles for classification of defects

(1) Critical Defect: Serious defects, defects that cause personal injury or unsafe factors when using or storing the product, or defects that violate relevant laws and regulations.

(2) Major Defect: Functional defects affect the use or lifespan, or obvious appearance defects affect the sales value of the product.

(3) Minor Defect: A minor defect that does not affect the use of the product and has nothing to do with the sales value of the product.

6) Rules for random inspection:

(1) Final inspection requires that at least 100% of the products have been produced and sold in packaging, and at least 80% of the products have been packed into the outer carton. Except for special requirements of customers.

(2) If multiple defects are found on a sample, the most serious defect should be recorded as the basis for judgment. All defects should be replaced or repaired. If serious defects are found, the entire batch should be rejected and the customer will decide whether to release the goods.

4. Inspection process and defect classification

 Serial number details Defect classification

1) Packaging inspection CriticalMajorMinor Plastic bag opening >19cm or area >10x9cm, no suffocation warning printed The origin mark is missing Or moisture, etc. XX Wrong material or incorrect packaging material X Wrong desiccant X Wrong hanger X Missing hanger X Missing buckle or other part Sex warning signs are missing or poorly printed