AQL / sampling plan – can we specify inspection sampling requirements?

Short answer: Yes. For program orders, you can specify an AQL level or sampling plan, and we can align inspection and reporting to the agreed requirement.

What AQL means in practice: AQL (Acceptance Quality Limit) defines the sampling method and acceptance criteria used to decide whether a batch is accepted based on a sample inspection, instead of checking every piece.

Common sampling requirements customers provide:

• AQL level (e.g., based on your internal standard)
• Sample size and acceptance/rejection numbers
• Inspection categories: critical/major/minor defects
• Measurement list: I.D./O.D., width, thickness, length, workmanship, labeling

How to implement quickly: Send your sampling plan or AQL requirement with the RFQ, along with the product link, size, and quantity. If you do not have a plan, tell us what characteristics are critical for your application and we will propose an inspection checklist for agreement.

For inspection workflow overview, see Quality Guarantee. To access datasheets and technical PDFs, use Downloads.

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