Pre-production sample
Materials, workmanship, function, contents and packaging quality.
SAMPLES · QUALITY CONTROL
Validate the decision before scaling the order.
We arrange samples from Chinese factories, compare them against the agreed requirements and document the finished goods before shipment.
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A product sample is a decision point, not a formality.
Before paying for a production run, it is important to test more than appearance. We define the relevant material, dimensions, functions, colour, contents, packaging and acceptable tolerances.
For a finished order, we compare the available goods with the approved sample or specification. Findings are recorded through photos, video or an inspection report within the agreed scope and sampling method.
What can be checked
Finished order
Quantity, visible condition, sampled units, markings and cartons before dispatch.
Corrective action
Record non-conformities and discuss possible rework before the goods leave China.
A control point
Inspection against agreed criteria.
- 01
Define requirements
Build a checklist from the specification, reference or approved sample.
- 02
Arrange access
Confirm the date, product readiness and inspection format with the factory.
- 03
Inspect and document
Record findings, deviations and decision-critical details.
- 04
Agree the outcome
You decide whether to accept, request correction or inspect again.
YANGO GROUP
Information before shipment, not after delivery
Quality control reduces risk but cannot make manufacturing completely variance-free. We define the scope and limits of the check before it takes place.
- product photos and video
- an agreed-criteria checklist
- documented deviations
- materials stored under the relevant order
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before the work begins.
Can samples from several factories be shipped together?
Yes. We can receive samples from multiple suppliers, record and compare them, then consolidate them into one international shipment.
Does an inspection guarantee zero defects?
No. A sample-based inspection is not an absolute guarantee. It reduces risk and reports the state of the accessible goods against agreed criteria and sampling.
When should the goods be inspected?
Check samples before mass production and inspect finished goods after production but before logistics handover. Complex projects may need in-process checks.
Check before shipment
Arrange a sample or finished-goods inspection.
Describe the product and the points that matter. We will suggest an appropriate control format and scope.
Discuss your project