What evidence is needed to file a zipper claim?
Claims need the carton label, invoice, lot number, defect photos and a count of pieces checked. State the test conditions if a performance test failed.
Questions on sourcing verification, brand comparison, pricing and lead times.
Claims need the carton label, invoice, lot number, defect photos and a count of pieces checked. State the test conditions if a performance test failed.
Expedite by removing work, such as stock tape or a standard slider, not by skipping inspection. Confirm material availability before promising a date.
Traceability links a carton to tape lot, teeth lot, plating batch and assembly date. Test it by tracing one carton before you need the link.
Mix lots only from the same tape dye lot and teeth batch, inside the agreed tolerance; otherwise keep one lot per style or size range.
Terms usually combine a deposit with a balance against documents; open account is a credit decision. Agree currency, bank charges and document release.
Inner packs of a fixed count, a moisture liner, protected sliders and marks that match the packing list are the basics of export packing.
Confirm inner pack, carton count, dimensions and gross weight per item, and keep the carton within a safe handling weight.
Stock components run about two to four weeks; custom dyeing or new tooling adds weeks. Ask for staged dates counted from sample approval.
Metal zipper MOQ is set by plating and casting batches plus tape dyeing, so confirm whether the minimum applies per style, per color or per shipment.
Refund practice varies, so agree the creditable amount, the threshold and the timing before the sample is made. Courier charges are usually excluded.
Settlement is replacement, credit, next-order adjustment or joint review, depending on whether the cause is confirmed as material or workmanship.
Reports must match the exact construction and finish; check the method, laboratory, date and test condition, then retest after a process change.