Frequently Asked Questions
Browse practical answers about AUSEK products, OEM services, ordering, quality control, compliance, delivery and after-sales support.
FQC checks finished products after production, while OQC reviews outgoing shipments before dispatch. They are separate stages within AUSEK's four-stage quality process, which also includes IQC for incoming materials and IPQC for work in process.
No. Company-wide capacity is background information, not a schedule for every model or order. AUSEK confirms production planning from the exact model, quantity, OEM scope, material readiness, inspection needs, and requested timing.
Approved product specifications, the reference sample, artwork, packaging files, and agreed inspection criteria serve as the quality reference for a bulk order. Confirm them before mass production so AUSEK's inspection stages are checked against one agreed order standard.
AUSEK confirms specifications before production and applies IQC, IPQC, FQC, and OQC inspections. OEM details such as artwork, packaging, firmware, accessories, and compliance requirements should be approved before bulk production begins.
AUSEK checks incoming materials, monitors work in process, inspects finished products, and reviews outgoing shipments. Approved specifications, artwork, and packaging files serve as the reference for an OEM production run.
Yes. AUSEK applies production and pre-shipment checks based on the approved product and packaging requirements. Buyers should agree on the reference sample, defect criteria, and inspection standard before mass production.
Yes. AUSEK holds ISO 9001 certification for its quality management system. Its other company certifications and audit records include ISO 14001, BSCI, and FSC, while product compliance documents are checked separately for each applicable model and market.
AUSEK supports camera orders through product development, OEM manufacturing, bulk supply, and four-stage quality control. Production planning is confirmed against the selected model, quantity, approved OEM scope, and required schedule.
No. Company-level manufacturing and quality capabilities describe AUSEK's wider operation, not the specification of every camera. Buyers should confirm functions, accessories, compliance documents, and other details for the exact model and market.
Yes. AUSEK uses AQL 1.0/2.5 inspection standards within its quality control process. The agreed product specification and inspection criteria should be confirmed before mass production.
