Excavator toys are a popular export category. The quality of the product is directly related to its manufacturing process, structure and safety performance. Before shipment, conducting third-party inspections can help identify defects in advance and reduce overseas after-sales and compliance risks. When the inspection personnel arrive at the factory, they first check the order information to ensure that the model, color, specification of the excavator matches the order. They randomly inspect the outer box to check for any damage, crushing, or moisture, and verify that the marking is printed completely and clearly.
The appearance inspection includes checking for burrs, cracks, missing materials, and color differences on the body. The accessories and instructions should also be checked to ensure they are complete. Conduct practical tests to check if the tracks rotate smoothly, the digging arm rises and lowers smoothly, and the bucket swings smoothly. For sound and light models, test the sound and light functions. Observe for any stalling or malfunction. Pay special attention to potential safety hazards such as sharp edges at the corners.
The inspection is carried out strictly in accordance with the AQL sampling standards, distinguishing the defect levels, and taking photos on site to retain evidence. Summarize the inspection results to form an inspection report, providing an objective basis for customers to determine whether to ship, and ensuring the overall quality of the exported products.
