Clear checkpoints from sample to shipment.

Inspection logic

Define the reference before judging the shipment.

The approved sample, written specification and packaging files establish what inspectors can check consistently.

AppearanceMaterial, color, finish, molding, coating and visible workmanship.

FunctionTrigger, door, lock, closure, fit, assembly or operating check by model.

PackagingSKU, pack count, artwork revision, barcode, instructions and accessories.

ShipmentCase quantity, marks, labels, dimensions, weights and documents.

Range planning

Target pests, channel, price position and the models that belong together.

Sample & specification

Materials, dimensions, function and packaging against an approved reference.

Order follow-up

Product, artwork, packing and production milestones against the order requirements.

Inspection & release

Quantity, appearance, function, cartons, labels and export documents before shipment.

PC-103PRO

Approved reference / PC-103PRO

Function, appearance and packing checked against the same record.

For a snap trap, the inspection can include trigger action, setting and release, dimensions, visible workmanship, product color, pack count, artwork revision, barcode and case quantity.

Discuss an inspection plan

Evidence to retain

Make the decision traceable.

The exact inspection method and sampling plan should be agreed for the order and product risk.

ReferenceApproved sampleSigned specificationArtwork and label revision

InspectionQuantity and workmanshipFunction test recordPack and carton checks

ReleaseIssue dispositionFinal packing dataShipment document check

Approved samplePhysical reference for configuration and visible workmanship.

Written limitsDimensions, materials, functions and defect classifications.

Pack controlCorrect SKU, quantity, artwork, instructions, labels and accessories.

Release recordInspection decision and shipment information retained for follow-up.