Develop High-Quality Packaging Systems

Packaging plays a crucial role in safeguarding products from damage. Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) ensure that your packaging meets the required standards and that your products are securely protected. While QC focuses on identifying defects in the product, QA emphasizes preventing defects throughout the production process.

Common QA/QC challenges manufacturers face include:

  • Meeting Customer Demands
  • Managing Shelf Life
  • Incorporating Convenience Features
  • Achieving High-Quality Graphics
  • Adapting to New Shapes & Sizes
  • Controlling Rising Raw Material Costs

Packaging designs are rapidly evolving to match the innovations in the products they protect. As new packaging technologies emerge, including sustainable packaging, resealability, and lightweight materials, the need for robust QA/QC systems is more critical than ever. Your packaging systems require testing tools that can keep up with these changes.

At UCPACK, we offer cut-edge package testing instrument to ensure your packaging system’s QA/QC needs are met. A complete system check list from raw material, process checking and final outcome product.

With extensive experience working with consumer goods, food, cosmetic or other leading branded companies, we specialize in monitoring the quality of completed package. Our experts and instruments are here to enhance QA/QC in your packaging lines.

Quality Checking Process

Quality Control System 1

RAW MATERIAL CHECK

Cardboard, paper, fabric, and other substrates, meet the required specifications for strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal.
Quality Control System 2

PRINTING AND FINISHES CHECK

We will check scratches, dents or other blemishes on the box surfaces can compromise the product’s appearance.
Quality Control System 3

PMQC

Each day our QC will check 2 hours casually to fill the quality check list out of 200-300 boxes, if any urgency, engineer will act promptly to fix and keep streamline output consistently.
Quality Control System 4

APPEARANCE AND FUNCTIONALITY

Lid fit, magnetic or ribbon closure, locking mechanism is treated as function and critical important. Design accuracy, shape consistency, correct dimensions, surface cleanliness treated as appearance standard.
Quality Control System 5

DURABILITY TESTED

Compression test to ensure the box can withstand stacking without buckling or collapsing. Drop test to simulate handling during shipping and ensure it does not lose its shape or integrity. Load Test: Check that the box can bear the weight of the intended product without deforming.
Quality Control System 6

HIGH AND LOW TEMPARATURE TESED

FINAL REPORT

Both function and appearance checking, we will file a detail report to client before shipment or deliver one carton of each product for personal close watch.

ISO 9001:2015

ISO accredited packaging manufacturer

UCPACK is extremely proud to be accredited to ISO 9001:2015.

ISO 9001:2015 is a quality management standard that is an essential part of the business and allows the production of ISO quality packaging. It also acts as a key ingredient in driving a fully integrated quality management system throughout the company.

It puts beyond question UPCACK’s ability to consistently provide packaging products and services which meet both customer and regulatory requirements and provides a solid building block towards the ultimate goal of absolute customer satisfaction.

Quality Control System 7

FSC®

Chain of Custody certification

UCPACK Packaging is proud to be certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC).
With UFS’s Chain of Custody certification (certificate number FSC – C161914, your business can confidently source FSC-approved packaging from us, including everything from industrial transit boxes to ecommerce and retail display/point-of-sale packaging. This certification also allows you to use the FSC logo (subject to specific conditions) on your packaging.

The certification verifies that FSC-certified materials have been properly identified, used, and kept separate from non-certified or uncontrolled materials throughout the entire supply chain, from forest to market.

Quality Control System 8