Quality & Process Control
Quality Control for Metallic & Zari Yarn
Quality review follows the approved buyer requirement through sampling, production and dispatch preparation, using the relevant specification, sample reference and order context.
Quality checkpoints
Review points tied to the buyer brief
The applicable checkpoints depend on the requirement. No universal numeric tolerance or test method is implied.
Requirement context
- What is reviewed
- Product category, application and available specification details
- When
- At enquiry and specification review
- Reference / method
- Buyer-supplied requirement
Sample comparison
- What is reviewed
- Sample or visual reference in the context of the buyer brief
- When
- During sample review
- Reference / method
- Buyer sample or approved reference
Identity & construction
- What is reviewed
- Product identity and relevant construction information
- When
- In the production and quality-review pathway
- Reference / method
- Approved product and specification context
Appearance & finish
- What is reviewed
- Appearance, colour or finish where relevant to the requirement
- When
- During the applicable quality review
- Reference / method
- Approved sample or buyer brief
Order & dispatch context
- What is reviewed
- Product and order context for packing preparation
- When
- Before the dispatch-preparation stage
- Reference / method
- Order requirement and product reference
Reference continuity
One requirement context through the workflow
The published process keeps the buyer requirement and available reference connected through the stages that follow.
- 01Buyer Requirement
- 02Sample / Reference
- 03Production Coordination
- 04Quality Review
- 05Dispatch Preparation
Lot-number systems, batch records and internal QC sheets are not described here because verified examples were not supplied for publication.
Before supply
A concise review checklist
The exact review remains specific to the agreed requirement. Buyer-specific testing or documentation needs should be raised during the technical enquiry.
- Buyer requirement and available reference are clear.
- Product identity and relevant construction context have been reviewed.
- Appearance, colour or finish have been considered where relevant.
- Order context is carried into packing and dispatch preparation.
Set the review context
Discuss the quality requirement before production
Share the application, specification details, appearance or colour direction and any sample reference already available.