REACH vs RoHS Differences Explained

Different products need different inspection focuses. Metals: dimensional tolerance and finish. Electronics: functional testing and ESD. Textiles: color and defects. Ceramics: deformation and glaze. A one-size-fits-all checklist is unprofessional.

An inspection report should be professional and thorough: date, product info, batch size, sample size, defect descriptions, defect rate, pass/fail determination, and improvement suggestions. Photos make it more convincing.

Inspection is not a formality — it protects both you and your client. Common problems include surface defects, dimensional deviations, incorrect packaging, and mixed batches. Catching these before shipment saves you from claims.