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To Understand Quality Control in China, You Must Be in China

Manufacturers must manage quality processes from factory floor to customer’s door

CSGtech
Mon, 06/10/2013 - 12:30
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Paul Sly, general manager of CSGtech, an Australasian supplier of seals and gaskets, stresses the importance of quality governance when sourcing from China.

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A manufacturing component specialist, Sly says that even minute quality-control problems can have extensive consequences for manufacturers serving demanding markets. For instance, the failure of the tiniest, comparatively inexpensive O-ring, gasket, seal, or machined part can result in recalls and refunds, also leading to ruptured business relationships that were founded on total quality control and the highest safety standards.

According to Sly, the issue of quality governance is magnified by distance from suppliers. When sourcing from China as so many Australian manufacturers do, being unaware of what causes even small quality variations can be devastating.

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Submitted by Kevin clark on Thu, 06/20/2019 - 04:44

QC companies will help you avoiding disasters

Sourcing from China isn't easy. Some Chinese suppliers want to cheat foreign entrepreneurs. If you are sourcing small quantities, we recommend using AliExpress because suppliers from these portals don't require minimum order quantity, but if you are buying large quantity, we recommend exploring Alibaba or attending a tradeshow. 

Before paying any deposit, we strongly recommend hiring a 3rd party inspection company like Tetra Inspection to ensure the factory or supplier really exist!

I have used services of these both websites ChinaImportal & Tetra Inspection, and I was satisfied. Good luck!

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