Illustrative laboratory testing of an automotive body filler sample

QUALITY CONTROL

Quality requirements, defined before the order.

Discuss the inspection criteria, technical documents and records your business needs for a selected product grade.

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CONTROL POINTS

A five-stage quality conversation

The applicable checks depend on the formula, product specification and purchase agreement. Product-specific values and records are confirmed before they are represented as available.

  1. Raw materials

    Define relevant incoming material requirements.

  2. Batch consistency

    Align the agreed product criteria for repeat orders.

  3. Production control

    Identify process checks for the selected grade.

  4. Testing

    Confirm requested methods, samples and documents.

  5. Final inspection

    Review finished product and packing requirements.

DOCUMENTATION

Ask for information tied to the exact product

Technical and safety documents should match the confirmed grade, market and language. This website does not publish generic certificates or unverified performance values.

01

Technical data

Request the applicable TDS for mixing, application and use guidance.

02

Safety information

Request the product-specific SDS for handling, storage and transport review.

03

Order records

Discuss the inspection or batch records required by your purchasing process.

TRACEABILITY

Define the records before production.

Traceability requirements should be agreed for the exact grade and order, not inferred from a general category page.

  • Batch identityConfirm the batch reference and label fields required by your market.
  • ChecksAgree which in-process and final inspection records are needed.
  • DocumentsRequest grade-specific TDS, SDS and any agreed order records.

Discuss your quality documentation needs.

Tell us the product, target market and document type so the request can be matched to the correct grade.

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