LANKIN's Full Product Inspection Process: From Meticulous Detail Control to Precise Delivery, Fortifying the Quality Line
2025-09-13
1. Individual Quality Inspection: The "Preliminary Screening"
That Leaves No Detail Untouched As soon as bags roll off the production line, the first inspection begins immediately: the quality control team conducts a "full-body check" on each bag. From verifying uniform fabric texture and smooth, skip-free stitching to assessing the sturdiness and smooth operation of hardware accessories (such as zippers and handles), and checking functional details like pocket opening/closing and load-bearing performance, every aspect is inspected one by one. Even a tiny loose thread or color discrepancy is marked for rework, ensuring every bag entering the next stage meets the basic quality standards.
2. Individual Product Re-inspection: The "Reinforcement"
Through Double Verification Bags that pass the initial inspection move to the second round of individual re-inspection. This stage focuses on "reconfirming details": it prioritizes checking hidden areas easily overlooked in the first inspection (such as inner bag seams and the flatness of label attachment) and simulates daily usage scenarios (like repeatedly pulling shoulder straps and opening/closing zippers) to verify the product’s durability and stability. This double individual inspection mechanism minimizes the risk of defective products slipping through.
3. Customized Packaging as Per Customer Requirements: The "Personalization" to Precisely Match Needs
Bags that pass quality inspections enter the customized packaging stage based on specific customer requirements. Whether it’s designated eco-friendly packaging materials, dust bags printed with the brand logo, or special specifications for grouping by quantity into boxes, the packaging team strictly follows order details. For example, individual items for retail customers are packaged in independent sealed wrapping with product instructions attached; for corporate orders, products are grouped and packaged by batch. This ensures the packaging method not only fits the customer’s scenario but also protects the products from damage during transportation.
4. Quantity Check Before Boxing: The "Final Line of Defense" to Eliminate Errors
After packaging, "quantity verification" before boxing becomes the last critical checkpoint. Warehouse staff conduct "double counting" for each box of bags according to the order list: first, counting the total number by packaged groups, then randomly opening boxes to recheck the quantity in individual boxes. This ensures the actual number of items packed matches the order requirements exactly. Meanwhile, clear product model, quantity, and batch information are marked on the outer boxes, facilitating subsequent logistics tracking and customer acceptance.
From controlling the details of individual products to ensuring the precise delivery of entire orders, LANKIN’s inspection process consistently aims for "zero defects and zero errors." This is not only a commitment to product quality, but also a solemn response to every customer’s trust — choosing LANKIN means choosing quality and service that stand up to scrutiny.
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