01 · Incoming
Materials & references
Paper specification, thickness or weight, color targets, artwork version, handles and finishing materials are checked against approved requirements.
Quality control
Quality is managed at checkpoints, not guessed at the end
We convert your approved sample and specification into practical inspection criteria, then check materials, production and finished goods before release.
Three-stage control
Evidence before shipment
The exact inspection plan depends on product and risk. Critical appearance, construction, quantity and packing requirements are defined before production begins.
02 · In process
Production checkpoints
Print alignment, color, foil, embossing, die-cutting, glue, assembly and workmanship are monitored while correction is still possible.
03 · Pre-shipment
Finished goods & packing
Appearance, dimensions, function, assortment, quantity, inner packing, export cartons and carton marks are reviewed before release.
Typical inspection points
What we look for
Inspection criteria are agreed for each project. The table below shows common checkpoints for premium paper packaging.
| Area | Typical checks | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions | Length, width, gusset, handle position, box fit | Approved specification |
| Appearance | Color, registration, marks, scratches, glue residue | Approved sample / color target |
| Finishing | Foil coverage, emboss depth, lamination and coating | Approved sample |
| Construction | Seams, folds, handle fixing, insert fit and function | Workmanship standard |
| Packing | Count, assortment, protection, carton marks and condition | Packing instruction |
Approval discipline
A clear benchmark protects every production run
We recommend keeping one signed specification, approved artwork and physical benchmark. For repeat orders, retained references help identify unintended changes before goods ship.
Specification and artwork version control
Physical sample approval
Production and inspection records
Corrective action when required