Sourcing partner — not an inspection report

SGS tells you what is wrong.
We make the factory fix it.

A third-party inspector can only write down what he sees. We hold the client relationship and the next order — so when the first piece is wrong, the factory has a reason to redo it. Specification, first piece, rework, documents: one company answers for the container.

Stacked detachable modules on their own corner posts
Drawing marked up before quotation01 SPEC
Drawing turned into a buildable spec — panel, tolerance, finish.
First piece built for approval02 FIRST PIECE
One unit built and photographed. No sign-off, no production run.
Batch sent back for rework03 REWORK
It goes back. An inspector files a report — we make them redo it.
Loading and documents04 DOCS
Loading photos, container and seal numbers, documents.
▶ Video slot (to be shot): the moment a batch is rejected and sent back — the one scene a factory video can never show.

How an order actually runs

FOUR STEPS · WHO ANSWERS FOR EACH ONE
STEP 01

Drawings in

You send the plan; we mark up what cannot be built as drawn and price both options.

STEP 02

Spec frozen

Panel, insulation, fitting, finish — written into the order confirmation, in millimetres.

STEP 03

First piece

One unit built and photographed for your sign-off before the run starts.

STEP 04

Rework, then load

If the batch fails, it goes back and the run repeats. Loading photos only once it passes.

Orders we actually ran

PHOTOS FROM ORDERS WE RAN, NOT STOCK IMAGES
Capsule module exteriorFROM OUR OWN ORDERS
Capsule unit close upFROM OUR OWN ORDERS
Glass front module detailFROM OUR OWN ORDERS
Expandable module on siteFROM OUR OWN ORDERS
Expandable module installedFROM OUR OWN ORDERS
Capsule interior fit-outFROM OUR OWN ORDERS

Send the drawing — get a price, a spec and a rework clause.

Send Drawings