What is AQL?

What is AQL?

AQL is the abbreviation that accepts the quality standard table. It shows that your goods can accept the scope of large defects in the process of random inspection. If the product random inspection does not meet the standards, the products you receive are likely to not meet the standard. You can ask the product to rework, negotiate with your supplier to request a return or choose another supplier based on your supplier agreement. 

Defects in sampling are usually divided into three levels: fatal defects, main defects, and mild defects. Fatal defects refer to defects that are harmful or unsatisfactory to the ultimate user or have unsafe factors or violated compulsory regulations; the main defect is the defect that guides the product that cannot be used, which will affect the market, use and sales of the product; minor defects will not affect the product release of the product. Markets or use, but the defects in handicrafts may cause some specific unqualified products.

Different companies have different standards of interpretation of product defects. Our employees can determine the AQL standards that meet the requirements according to the degree of risk you can bear. AQL sampling only reflects the defects in a batch of goods. You can make the final decision in conjunction with the inspection report and negotiate with the supplier.