QUALITY DOSSIER / TRACEABLE COMPLIANCE
Compliance outcomes come from traceable processes.
Target market, certification records, testing processes, and shipment records sit on one review path for procurement and quality teams.
01 / Target market
Start with the market the product will enter
The target market determines which plug standard, certification scope, and document version require review. Records remain linked to specific products and do not replace model confirmation.
- 01Target market and region
- 02Product model and connection format
- 03Required certification file and review purpose
02 / Certification records
Existing certification records remain project-controlled
Public facts include the name, existing number, status, and related-product count. Original files remain subject to sales-team verification.
03 / Testing process
Four quality stages form the process record
Incoming, in-process, performance, and shipment information enter the review path in sequence.
- 01
Incoming Inspection
Confirm the consistency of conductors, insulation, plug components, and incoming batches.
- 02
In-process Control
Run first-piece and process checks during extrusion, molding, and assembly.
- 03
Performance Testing
Run electrical, mechanical, and dimensional items required by the applicable product.
- 04
Shipment Traceability
Keep batch, test, and shipment information connected.
04 / Laboratory capability
Testing stays within verified capability
Items are confirmed against the product standard and project requirement rather than presented as conclusions for every model.
- 01Continuity
- 02Dielectric strength
- 03Insulation
- 04Resistance
- 05Flexing
- 06Tensile force
- 07Dimensions
05 / Shipment traceability
Return from model and file version to the batch record
Project confirmation, test results, and shipment information create the traceability clues used to review model scope and record version.
- Model and certification record
- Test item and result
- Batch and shipment information