A scoped inspection plan, not a blanket quality claim
Electronic Component Quality Control and Inspection Process
Inspection is defined per quoted lot and risk level. The site does not claim laboratory equipment, accredited testing, manufacturer authorization or certifications that have not been verified.
1. Identity review
Confirm manufacturer, complete MPN, package, quantity, packing and ordered grade against the quotation and current manufacturer evidence.
2. Document and label review
Where agreed and available, compare supplier paperwork, outer/inner labels, lot/date code, packing format and manufacturer marking. A label review alone does not prove authenticity.
3. Condition and packaging review
Check visible package condition, seal, reel/tray/tube format, moisture and ESD packaging requirements against the agreed order. Sampling level and photo record must be specified.
4. Escalation by agreement
If the lot risk requires microscopy, X-ray, decapsulation, electrical testing or third-party laboratory work, scope, sample destruction, provider, method, cost and acceptance criteria must be approved before proceeding.
5. Release record
Record which checks were performed, by whom, on which lot/sample and with what result. The shipment decision remains tied to that specific order.
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