Quality Built Into Every Packaging Stage

Bottle dimensions, component fit, decoration and final packing should be reviewed against the approved project specification before shipment.

Project-Specific Quality Review

Use these checkpoints to define the quality requirements for your packaging project. Applicable test methods, sampling frequency and acceptance criteria should be agreed before production; the list is not a claim that every test is performed on every order.

Incoming Material InspectionVerify resin or component inputs against project requirements.

Bottle Dimension CheckReview key dimensions against approved drawings or samples.

Leakage TestingAgree the leak-test method and sampling frequency for the selected container and closure.

Closure CompatibilityReview neck fit, assembly and dispensing components.

Printing AdhesionConfirm applicable inspection method for decorated bottles.

Color ConsistencyCompare production output with approved color reference.

Box & Insert FitVerify the primary container fits the approved secondary package.

Final Packing InspectionReview quantity, protection and export packing requirements.

Pre-Shipment ReviewConfirm final project records and shipment release process.

Inspection & Protective Packing

Our workshop team reviews bottles and printed sheets and prepares protective packing. Agree on the inspection scope and approval criteria for your selected products before production.

Manual visual inspection of a bottle — Manual visual inspection

Printed carton sheets at the inspection station — Printed-sheet review

Individually wrapped bottles in carton dividers — Protective packing with dividers

Documentation for Your Project

Tell us which inspection records, test reports or certifications your procurement team requires. Availability, scope and validity must be confirmed for the selected product and production site.

Discuss quality requirements