Before shipping the toolbox, all items must undergo standardized comprehensive inspection to ensure the appearance, structure, accessories and safety performance. First, check the outer packaging, verify the product model, quantity, and shipping mark, and inspect whether the carton is damaged or damp. Open the box for inspection of the box appearance, check for scratches, deformation, paint peeling, burrs on the plastic/metal shell, and whether the locks and hinges open and close smoothly without any jamming or loosening.
Count the accompanying tools, compare the specifications and quantities with the list. Ensure that the tools are not rusted, deformed or have any cracks. Test the load-bearing capacity, sealing and anti-drop performance of the box. Test the locking mechanism of the lockable style repeatedly by opening and closing the lock to confirm that it is securely locked.
The electrical tool box conducts additional inspections on the lines and switch insulation safety. Throughout the process, it takes photos to preserve samples and defect records, distinguishing between qualified and defective products. After the inspection is completed, it summarizes the data and issues a formal quality inspection report, providing quality evidence for export shipments and reducing quality disputes during transportation and after-sales services.
