QUALITY INSPECTION
Inspection Records Tied to the Approved Sign Drawing
Inspection follows the approved production reference so dimensions, finish, mounting details, illumination and project-specific components can be checked before release.
- Drawing-based inspection criteria
- Visual, dimensional and functional checks
- Recorded release reference before packing


INSPECTION BASIS
Inspection Must Follow the Approved Project Reference
Custom signs differ in construction and installation requirements. The inspection baseline is the approved drawing or production reference, together with the checks agreed for that project.
Inspection criteria come from that reference; the defined checks and release result are recorded before packing.
INSPECTION CRITERIA
What We Check Before Release
The relevant checks are defined by the sign construction and agreed project requirements.
INSPECTION EVIDENCE
Inspection Evidence From Assembly & Illumination Checks
These views show wiring details and powered samples used to review assembly and illumination. Order-specific inspection points and records are agreed separately.

Module placement and wire routing are visible for review on shaped panels.

A connected neon flex sample is illuminated at the assembly bench.

Powered letters and a symbol are arranged on a marked layout with visible leads.
RELEASE PROCESS
From Drawing Check to Release Record
Complete the agreed checks and record the release result before the product enters packing.
Drawing / Reference Check
Confirm the finished sign against the approved project reference and defined inspection points.
Visual & Dimensional Check
Review important dimensions, visible finish and project-specific physical details.
Functional Check
For illuminated products, check lighting and relevant electrical function where applicable.
Release Record
Record the defined inspection result before the approved sign moves to packing or handover.
BUYER EVIDENCE
Inspection Records Available for Project Review
Relevant records may be provided according to the project scope and agreed buyer requirements.
- Approved drawing or production reference
- Dimension and mounting-point inspection photos, where agreed
- Relevant finished-face and edge photos
- Illumination or functional check references, where applicable
- Packing or release references, where agreed
CAPABILITY FAQ
Questions About Quality Inspection
Project-specific checks, inspection photos and release decisions.
Can I request specific inspection points for my project?
Yes. Identify the details that matter to your project and agree the inspection points and required records before production or inspection.
Are dimensions checked against the approved drawing?
Key dimensions are reviewed against the approved drawing or production reference. Identify any critical fit or mounting dimensions when defining the inspection scope.
Can illumination and electrical function be checked before packing?
Illuminated products can be powered for the agreed lighting and relevant electrical checks. Confirm the required scope, duration and records for your project.
Can inspection photos be provided?
Relevant dimension, finish, illumination and release photos may be provided where agreed. Specify the required views and records before inspection.
What happens if an item does not match the approved reference?
The item is reviewed against the approved reference and corrected or reported before packing release. Any changed requirement needs to be agreed before release.
START YOUR PROJECT
Define the Checks Required for Your Sign Project
Tell us what matters for your sign, whether you need one piece or a larger order. Share available ideas, artwork or drawings; dimensions, finish, lighting, mounting and packing checks are defined against the agreed production details.