Engineering review
The drawing, dimensions, material, load requirements, hardware and packaging route are checked before release.
MANUFACTURING CONTROL
A factory workflow buyers can inspect, specify and repeat.
Manufacturing confidence comes from controlled inputs, documented checkpoints and clear approval standards—not from an unsupported capacity number.
DRAWING
→MATERIAL
→PROCESS
→INSPECTION
→PACKING
MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Six connected gates from brief to dispatch.
The exact equipment, tolerances and testing plan depend on the chosen product. The control logic remains consistent.
Sheet preparation
Material is planned for repeatable cutting, punching and formed-part consistency.
Forming and joining
Panels, doors, frames and reinforcements move through the approved construction sequence.
Surface preparation
Pretreatment and powder-coating requirements are aligned to the finish schedule.
Assembly and function
Fit, alignment, shelves, doors, drawers, locks and accessories are checked against the reference.
Packing and release
Packaging, labels, shipment marks and loading information are reviewed before dispatch.
QUALITY CONTROL
Inspect the product where risk is created.
Quality control is mapped to engineering, incoming material, formed parts, coating, assembly and final packing—not saved for a single end-of-line check.
Request capability review →01Drawing and sample reference02Critical dimensions03Door and drawer alignment04Lock and hardware function05Surface appearance06Color reference07Packing configuration08Shipment marks
FACTORY EVIDENCE
What serious buyers should request.
Capability file
Relevant equipment, process scope and product-family experience.
Quality plan
Inspection points, criteria, records and approval responsibility.
Sample route
Drawing, color, pre-production or production sample as required.
Packing review
Carton, protection, labels, marks and loading assumptions.
Order schedule
Milestones tied to approval, production and delivery.
FACTORY REVIEW