1. 12 Pre-Factory Inspections

1 | Mold Appearance: overall contour, symmetry of facial features, whether knuckles and toes are properly formed, and whether there are missing materials, bubbles, or burrs.

Check 2 | Material hardness: Use a hardness tester to measure three fixed points (chest, hips, thighs). The readings must fall within the standard range of the model, and deviations within the same batch should not exceed the allowable range.

Inspection 3 | Surface Treatment: Check whether the mold closing line is polished and the color difference transitions naturally, and whether there is any overflow of color on nails and lips.

Examination 4 | Skin texture: Ensure the texture imprint is evenly distributed, with no obvious recurring marks or locally smooth patches.

Inspection 5 | Skeleton assembly: Move each joint one by one to ensure consistent damping, no jamming, no abnormal noises, and no idling.

Examination 6 | Joint angle: Measured according to the range of motion indicated in this manual, common postures such as sitting, lying down, raising arms, and knee flexion must be stable and maintained.

Check 7 | Internal Connection: Firmness of the joint between the head mold and neck, fastening at limb joints, and a slight pull test.

Inspection 8 | Odor detection: After unboxing, let it sit and smell to confirm no pungent chemical odor or residual gum odor. This is the most common user complaint but the most often overlooked.

Check 9 | Face Model Matching: Verify that the head model number matches the order, confirm the eyeball is properly installed, the eye socket is not misaligned, and the mouth closes naturally.

Inspection 10 | Wig Connector: Fitting matching wigs for trial fitting, ensuring the cap mesh size fits perfectly, fastening the fasteners are appropriately tight and not easily falling off.

Inspection 11 | Parameter review: Measured height, weight, measurements, and compare item by item with product page markings; errors outside the range are considered non-compliant.

Inspection 12 | Parts counting and packaging: Count each item item according to the random item list (wigs, underwear, cleaning tools, manuals, etc.). After confirming everything is complete, complete the packaging.

2. Judgment Criteria and Rejection Handling

12 inspections are not mere formalities; each has a clear exit point:

  • Hard parameters (height, material hardness, head model number): If the error range exceeds the marking error, it is considered nonconforming, rework or downgrade, and no errors are allowed before leaving the factory
  • Functional items (framework, joints, connections): If any item fails, rework will be required. After rework, the corresponding inspection items must be redone, and previous results will not be reused
.
  • Appearance items (surface, texture, color difference): Classified by position and area; rework beyond visible range must be individually marked for minor items that do not affect
  • usability Hygiene and odor items (odors, accessories): All items are treated as whole; partial repairs are not accepted

. Each inspection is recorded, and it is linked to the product number. When after-sales issues arise, we can trace back to the specific inspection steps and operators—this is the basis for determining where the problem lies and whether process adjustments are needed.

3. Why is it worth all

this trouble

? Because the return cost of physical dolls is extremely high: bulky, expensive to transport, and difficult to resell after unsealing. For us, the loss of a single return far exceeds the cost of a single inspection; For users, the time cost of waiting and returning or returning is higher.

More importantly, the previously mentioned promise of "specs not meeting after-sales service" depends on our own shipping data being accurate. If you don't even measure height at the factory, after-sales service is out of the question. Quality control is not a bonus; it is the foundation on which all commitments can be established.

Every

Miqu doll comes with an inspection record card when it leaves the factory, indicating the completion status of all 12 checks and key measured parameters. After unboxing, you can check it for self-inspection.

16-character mnemonic

:

Carefully crafted beyond molds, strictly controlling the bones; Accurate measurements and verification, traceable records.


From Selection to Storage: Are All Doll Product Photos Taken Real-Life?
Debunking the Misconception: Real Shooting Doesn't Mean 'What You See Is What You Get' The biggest fear when buying a physical doll is that the produ...
Halloween Makeup Party: Inspiration for Alternative Cosplay Costumes and Props
Debunking the Myth: Halloween Is Not "Scary Is Better" Every year during this season, the most common images on social media are the same direction: ...
Leave a comment
Note: HTML is not translated!