Profile size
Width, thickness, diameter, and wall structure are checked against the approved standard.
A good PE rattan order should match the approved sample, not just the product name. Greenlife checks profile, color, surface, flexibility, labels, and packing so the material is easier to use in furniture production.
This block identifies what the published statement is based on and what it does not prove.
| Data source | Greenlife Rattan approved samples, written order specifications, in-process checks, roll labels, and packing records. |
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| Method | Compare representative production material with the approved profile, color, surface, flexibility, labeling, and packing reference. |
| Record date / last review | 2026-07-30 |
| Sample or product scope | The order and batch identified by the retained sample and production record. |
| Limitations | The checks described here do not claim third-party certification and do not replace buyer-defined laboratory or incoming-inspection requirements. |
| Supporting image | View the factory QC equipment photograph |
| Public report file | No third-party laboratory certificate or downloadable report is published for this statement. Request the exact order or sample evidence needed for review. |
Quality control starts with an approved sample. That sample should show the correct profile, color, surface finish, flexibility, and intended use. For repeat orders, it becomes the reference for production and final checking.
Written specifications are still important, but they work best together with a physical sample. This is especially true for natural tones, mixed colors, brushed surfaces, and gradient effects.
These checks help prevent problems that usually appear only after the material is already being woven.
Width, thickness, diameter, and wall structure are checked against the approved standard.
Production rolls are compared with the approved color sample under practical lighting.
The order record should state whether the material is mainstream grade or upgraded UV-resistant PE rattan.
Flexibility, rebound, surface scratching, and edge behavior are reviewed before bulk use.
Roll winding, weight, length, labels, carton use, and pallet needs are confirmed before shipment.
Item code, batch, sample standard, and packing method are kept for future repeat orders.
The goal is not to make paperwork heavier. The goal is to make the next order easier to repeat.
Confirm profile, color, surface, softness, UV grade, and intended application before bulk production.
Keep the item code, size, color reference, roll standard, packing request, and batch information.
Compare rolls from the batch against the approved sample and confirm labels before shipment.
For repeat orders, use the same sample and record so color and handling stay consistent.
If you are checking a new PE rattan supplier or replacing an old material, the details below help Greenlife suggest a practical QC standard.
| For a new item | Send target profile, color sample, application, UV requirement, and estimated quantity.Photos help, but physical material is better for color and surface matching. |
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| For repeat orders | Send the old item code, approved sample, batch record, and packing standard.This helps avoid ordering the right color with the wrong profile or UV grade. |
| For urgent production | Tell us which points cannot change and which points can be flexible.Some projects can use ready stock, while custom color or profile work needs sample time. |
Share the product profile, color target, UV requirement, estimated quantity, and application. The team can prepare samples and discuss production planning.