Quality & Compliance | Test Reports on Request

Quality control in our own plant

Because the tents are built on our own line in Weihai, the checks happen where the work happens. There is no hand-off to a third-party plant in the middle of your order, so nothing gets lost between a broker and a floor that never saw your sample.

Incoming material. Fabric, poles, zips and hardware are checked against the approved spec before they enter the line — weight, colour and coating on the fabric, and diameter and finish on the frame.
In-line checks. Stitching, seam taping, pole sleeves and the door and window assembly are checked as the tents move, not only at the end. A fault caught on the line is a repair; the same fault caught in the carton is a claim.
Final inspection. Finished goods are inspected against an AQL plan before packing — the tent is pitched, the seams and the frame are checked, and the packed size and carton count are confirmed against the spec you approved.
Spec held across repeats. The approved sample is kept as the reference for repeat orders, so a second run matches the first instead of quietly drifting.

Testing and certification

Different markets ask for different documents, and the right answer depends on where your tents are sold. Rather than printing a certificate number and hoping it covers your case, we document what a specific order needs and send the actual paperwork.

What buyers usually ask for

Fire-retardancy performance for tent fabric (for example CPAI-84 in the US market)
Chemical compliance for the fabrics, coatings and prints used (for example REACH in the EU)
Fabric and coating specifications: weight, hydrostatic head, colourfastness
Frame and hardware specs, and packing and carton data for freight

How we handle it

Certifications are documented on request. We do not publish certificate numbers on this site. Tell us the market and the standard your order has to meet, and we route the matching fabric and send the relevant report for that order.

If a test has to be run for your spec specifically, we arrange it and quote it as part of the order — the report comes to you, not to a marketing page.

No blind claims: if we cannot back a statement with a document, we do not put it on the site. Ask for the paperwork and we will tell you exactly what we can and cannot provide for your market.

What this means for your order

Send the destination market with the spec, and the compliance questions get answered before the quote, not after the deposit. If your range has to meet a named standard, put it in the first email — it changes the fabric and the price, and it is far cheaper to settle on the sample than on a loaded container.

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