Every rack checked
before the crate closes.

We connect the approved drawing to structure, hardware, moving parts, accessories and packing, so the final release is based on defined checkpoints rather than a general visual check.

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Technician measuring a multifunctional gym rack upright during final inspection
INSPECTION REFERENCE / STRUCTURE & ASSEMBLY

What does the final inspection cover?

Structural condition, moving parts, hardware completeness, model-specific functions, included accessories, surface finish and packing are checked against the approved order before release.

RESPONSIBILITY POINTS

Quality control follows the order through six stages.

Each stage protects the next one from avoidable rework or missing information.
  1. 01Incoming material

    Confirm material, tube dimensions and the approved product specification before fabrication.

  2. 02Fabrication

    Review cutting, drilling, hole positions, frame alignment and welded areas against the approved drawing.

  3. 03Surface finish

    Check preparation, powder-coating coverage, color consistency and visible surface condition.

  4. 04Assembly

    Install and account for the specified hardware, attachments, guides, cables and adjustment parts.

  5. 05Function test

    Operate moving parts, adjustments, catches and cable travel through their intended working range.

  6. 06Packing release

    Match the machine, accessory list, wear-part spares and wooden-crate protection before release.

FINAL RELEASE CHECKLIST

The checkpoints buyers can discuss before production.

See the OEM process
CheckpointWhat is checkedRelease condition
Frame alignment & welded areasUpright position, crossmember level, welded areas and hole alignmentMatches the approved drawing; assembled frame sits correctly with no visible structural defect
Main rack material75 × 75 × 3 mm Q235 fitness-equipment steel tube, or the approved stainless-steel optionMaterial, section size and finish match the confirmed order
Hardware completenessEvery bolt, nut, washer, pin, clip and visible fastening pointRequired hardware is fitted or grouped for assembly; no item is missing from the list
Pulley systemPulley material, specified size, bearing movement, position and alignmentPulley rotates freely and follows the approved cable layout
Cable system7 × 19 steel wire rope, routing, termination, tension, travel and returnCable remains correctly seated and travels without visible interference
Smith movement & safetiesGuide-rod travel, catches, stops and working positions on applicable modelsBar travels smoothly and safety points engage at the intended positions
Adjustment pointsJ-cups, spotter arms, pulley carriages, bench positions, pins and locking pointsEach part inserts, locks, releases and repeats its position correctly
Functions & attachmentsHandles, bars, ropes, landmine, storage and model-specific functionsFunction test is complete and included attachments match the approved list
Surface color & conditionPowder-coating coverage, requested color, visible adhesion and handling marksFinish is consistent with the approved direction and suitable for packing
Accessory & wear-part listAccessories, grouped hardware, included tools, wear-part spares and reference listCount matches the final packing list before the crate closes
Wooden-crate releaseComponent separation, foam protection, edge protection, hardware grouping and crate integrityParts are immobilized and protected for the confirmed export shipment
Pulley and steel cable inspection reference on a multifunctional rack

MOVING COMPONENTS

Pulley, bearing and cable travel are checked together.

On cable-equipped models, the pulley type and size, bearing movement, 7 × 19 cable route, termination and full travel are reviewed as one working system.

  • Aluminum-alloy or high-strength nylon pulley as approved
  • Correct cable route and seating
  • Free bearing movement and full working travel
Rack components and hardware checked inside a protective wooden export crate

PACKING RELEASE

The accessory count is closed before the wooden crate.

Disassembled uprights, crossmembers, moving components and grouped hardware are protected and matched to the packing list before the crate is released.

  • Components separated and immobilized
  • Hardware and accessories grouped
  • Wear-part spares and reference list included

BUYER HANDOVER

The evidence connects approval, inspection and shipment.

The exact document set is confirmed for the order and destination.
Approved configuration

The model, functions, material, finish, accessories and packing direction used as the inspection reference.

Inspection record

A model-specific checklist that keeps structure, moving parts, hardware and functions connected.

Accessory list

The included attachments and grouped assembly hardware checked against the approved configuration.

Packing handover

The packing list, wear-part spares and wooden-crate release check prepared for shipment.

PROJECT-SPECIFIC INSPECTION

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