Quality Assurance
At WJM, quality is not only a standard — it is a core commitment. We believe that stable, consistent, and traceable quality control is the foundation of long-term cooperation. For silicone and plastic products, quality is determined not only by the final inspection, but by every single step from raw material to final packaging.
That is why we have established a full-process quality assurance system, covering:
Raw material inspection → In-process inspection → Post-processing inspection → Final inspection before packing and shipment
Our quality management system is designed to ensure that every product delivered to customers meets the agreed specifications, functional requirements, and appearance standards.
1. Full-Process Quality Control Concept
Unlike traditional “final inspection only” quality control, WJM implements quality control throughout the entire production cycle:
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Quality is built into the product, not just inspected at the end
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Every key process has its own inspection standard and control point
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Problems are prevented at the source, not corrected at the final stage
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All quality data is traceable and continuously improved
This system allows us to minimize risks, reduce rework, and guarantee stable mass production quality for silicone and plastic products.
2. Raw Material Inspection
Quality starts from raw materials.
All incoming raw materials, including:
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Silicone raw materials (solid silicone, liquid silicone, special-grade silicone)
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Plastic resins (ABS, PC, TPU, TPE, PP, etc.)
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Color masterbatch, additives, and auxiliary materials
must pass strict incoming quality control (IQC) before entering the warehouse or production line.
Inspection includes:
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Material grade and specification verification
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Supplier batch traceability check
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Appearance inspection (contamination, impurities, moisture, abnormal color)
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Basic physical property checks (when required)
Only qualified materials are released for production. Any abnormal or unqualified materials will be isolated, labeled, and returned or replaced to prevent quality risks from entering the production process.
3. In-Process Inspection: Molding Stage
During production, we implement in-process quality control (IPQC) for both:
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Silicone molding products
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Plastic injection molding products
For silicone products:
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Check material mixing ratio and curing condition
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Monitor molding temperature, pressure, and cycle time
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Inspect:
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Surface defects (bubbles, impurities, flow marks, cracks)
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Dimensional stability
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Deformation and warpage
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Incomplete filling or short shots
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For plastic injection products:
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Monitor injection parameters (temperature, pressure, cooling time)
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Inspect:
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Flash, burrs, sink marks, weld lines
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Color consistency
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Dimensional accuracy
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Structural integrity
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Operators and QC staff perform regular sampling inspections and first-piece inspections to ensure:
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The first good part is confirmed before mass production
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The process remains stable during continuous production
Any abnormality triggers immediate adjustment and correction.
4. Post-Processing Inspection
Many silicone and plastic products require secondary processes, such as:
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Trimming / deflashing
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Surface polishing
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Oil spraying / coating
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Laser marking / printing
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Bonding / assembling / overmolding
At this stage, WJM performs dedicated quality inspection after each post-processing step to ensure:
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No damage to product structure
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No surface scratches, stains, or coating defects
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No assembly misalignment or looseness
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Logos, patterns, and texts are clear, accurate, and durable
This step is especially critical for appearance parts, consumer electronics accessories, and branded products, where visual quality is as important as functionality.
5. Final Inspection Before Packing
Before packaging and shipment, WJM performs 100% or sampling-based final inspection (FQC / OQC) according to the product requirements and customer standards.
Final inspection includes:
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Appearance inspection (cosmetic defects, color consistency, cleanliness)
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Dimension check (key functional dimensions)
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Assembly and fitting check
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Function check (if applicable)
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Quantity verification
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Packaging correctness
Only products that fully meet the quality standard are allowed to proceed to packaging and shipment.
6. Packaging & Shipment Quality Control
Before sealing cartons and shipment:
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Packaging method is checked (inner tray, PE bag, blister, etc.)
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Product protection is verified to avoid deformation or damage during transportation
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Labels, carton marks, and shipping information are checked against order requirements
This ensures that products arrive at the customer site in perfect condition.
7. Traceability & Continuous Improvement
WJM establishes batch traceability systems for:
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Raw materials
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Production batches
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Mold numbers
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Inspection records
When necessary, we can trace any quality issue back to the specific material batch, production date, machine, and process parameters.
Meanwhile, we continuously:
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Analyze quality data
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Improve process stability
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Optimize mold design and production parameters
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Enhance operator training and quality awareness
Quality improvement is a long-term systematic project, not a one-time action.
8. Our Quality Commitment
At WJM, quality is not just the responsibility of the QC department — it is the responsibility of the entire company.
We are committed to:
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Stable mass production quality
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Consistent product performance
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Reliable delivery for long-term cooperation
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Building trust with customers through real and measurable quality control systems
We believe that only stable quality can support long-term business success.
9. Summary: Full-Process Quality Control Flow
Raw Material Inspection → Molding Process Inspection → Post-Processing Inspection → Final Inspection Before Packing → Shipment Control
This full-process quality control system ensures that every silicone and plastic product delivered by WJM meets customer expectations and international quality standards.


