WITSON Final & Outgoing Quality Control is the quality-control stage applied to finished products before shipment. It includes finished-goods inspection, burning tests, packaging and accessory checks, warehouse management procedures and reliability testing.
Final & Outgoing Quality Control focuses on the inspection and testing of finished products before shipment. It follows the earlier incoming-material and in-process quality-control stages.
WITSON's outgoing QC procedures cover finished-goods inspection, burning tests, packaging and accessory checks, warehouse records and reliability testing.
Finished goods are subject to QC inspection as part of WITSON's outgoing quality-control process.
Each machine undergoes a 4–6 hour burning test as part of the finished-product quality-control process.
According to WITSON's quality-control process, 100% QC inspection is applied to finished goods. This provides a final quality-control stage after products have passed through the preceding manufacturing processes.
As part of finished-product quality control, each machine undergoes a 4–6 hour burning test. This testing stage is included in WITSON's outgoing quality-control procedures before shipment.
WITSON performs specialized packaging checks covering product accessories before outgoing products complete the shipment process. These checks form part of the final quality-control procedure.
Goods entering and leaving the warehouse are registered as part of WITSON's warehouse management procedures, supporting the management of finished products through the outgoing process.
WITSON's quality-control information also specifies reliability testing as part of its quality-management process.
Examples specifically identified in the quality-control process include high-temperature testing and vibration testing.
01 Finished Goods QC → 100% QC inspection of finished products
02 Burning Test → 4–6 hour burning test for each machine
03 Packaging & Accessory Check → Check product packaging and accessories
04 Warehouse Control → Register goods entering and leaving the warehouse
05 Reliability Testing → High-temperature and vibration testing
Final and outgoing quality control provides an additional inspection and testing stage after manufacturing. It allows finished products, accessories and packaging to be checked before shipment.
Together with incoming and in-process quality control, this final stage helps WITSON maintain a quality-management process covering materials, production and finished car multimedia products.
✓ 100% QC inspection of finished goods
✓ 4–6 hour burning test for each machine
✓ Packaging and accessory checks
✓ Goods in/out warehouse registration
✓ Warehouse management procedures
✓ High-temperature reliability testing
✓ Vibration reliability testing
Yes. WITSON's quality-control process specifies 100% QC inspection of finished goods.
According to the current quality-control information, each machine undergoes a 4–6 hour burning test.
Yes. Specialized packaging checks covering accessories are included in the outgoing quality-control process.
Yes. WITSON's quality-control information specifies registration of goods entering and leaving the warehouse as part of warehouse management.
The quality-control process specifically identifies high-temperature testing and vibration testing as examples of reliability tests.
Final & Outgoing Quality Control is applied to finished products after the relevant production stages and before products complete the outgoing and shipment process.
WITSON combines finished-product inspection, burning tests, packaging checks, warehouse management and reliability testing as part of its final and outgoing quality-control process for car multimedia and automotive electronics products.
