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Cover material inspection
Review material identity, color, surface condition and order-specific acceptance points.
Quality Planning
Inspection requirements linked to the product and order
Define checkpoints, measurement methods, acceptance criteria and evidence before sample approval and production release.
Workflow Views
Six stages that require defined checkpoints
These views illustrate the workflow stages. A valid project record must identify the applicable model, order, method, acceptance criteria and result.
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Foam and shell preparation
Confirm the component combination and visible condition before assembly.
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Rail assembly check
Review alignment, fastening and the specified mounting interface.
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Dimensional inspection
Measure agreed critical dimensions against the controlled requirement.
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Final appearance review
Check surface, edge, stitching, symmetry, branding and assembly condition.
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Packing verification
Confirm product identification, protection, quantity and approved packing instruction.
Published Evidence Register
What a buyer can review now
This register separates published ChiZe catalog evidence from order-specific records. It prevents a catalog image from being treated as compatibility, inspection or test evidence.
ProgramPublished nowOrder control
Seats & saddles12 platform pages organize 150 variants with product images, model codes, catalog dimensions and reference weightsMaterials, mounting, finish, packaging and approval sample
Drivetrain322 ChiZe model records with listed configuration fields and clearly identified series-level visualsExact model appearance, interfaces, compatibility, finish and test requirement
Brake friction2 ChiZe size-based product records with source measurement imagesMaterials, caliper or hub fit, operating conditions, performance and compliance evidence
M10 brake line sampleSupplied sample views, fitting detail and source-listed length referencesReleased specification, fluid, construction, dimensions, pressure, temperature, interface and compliance evidence
Quality workflowInspection planning stages, control matrix and evidence definitionsModel, revision, method, result, report identity and release owner
Control Plan
Quality control matrix
The exact checkpoints depend on the product and buyer requirement. This matrix establishes the minimum structure for project discussion.
StageTypical controlReviewable output
IncomingMaterial identity, component condition, color or reference matchChiZe receiving check or approved material record
In processAssembly, alignment, surface, fastening and branding pointsProcess check linked to model or order
DimensionalCritical dimensions and mating interfacesMeasurement record with method and tolerance
FinalAppearance, completeness, identification and packingFinal inspection record and release decision
Validation Planning
Testing must match the final claim.
Do not infer performance or compliance from a catalog image. Confirm the applicable standard, method, sample, conditions and acceptance criteria before testing.
Review itemDefinition requiredStatus
Structural evaluationLoad case, fixture, cycles, failure criteria and product revisionConfirm per project
Mounting fitMating part, datum points, clearances and allowed movementConfirm per project
Water exposureExposure method, duration, condition and complete-seat acceptanceConfirm per project
Material complianceTarget market, restricted substances, material scope and report validityConfirm per project
Brake line validationFluid, pressure, temperature, routing, fittings and target requirementConfirm per project
Order-Level Evidence
Four records to agree before release
Evidence is useful only when it is traceable to the product revision and order requirement.
Controlled specification
Materials, dimensions, interfaces, appearance, identification and revision.
Approved reference
Sample, drawing, color standard, artwork and packaging reference.
Inspection requirement
Checkpoint, method, frequency, sample size and acceptance criteria.
Validation evidence
Method, conditions, equipment, result, report identity and approval owner.
Material & Market Inputs
Compliance starts with a defined market.
For seating projects, define the cover, foam, base or shell, rail or bracket, fasteners, color and branding requirements. For drivetrain and brake projects, define the component materials, finish, mating interfaces and operating conditions relevant to the application.
Any REACH, PAHs, Prop 65 or other market-specific requirement must identify its scope, applicable substance list, report expectations and target market during the RFQ review.
Define Quality Evidence With the RFQ
Share the product, application, target market, required checks and any applicable test or compliance criteria.