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Corresponding to the first step of the drawing process inspection

Batch inspection of the same process corresponding to the drawing

Corresponding drawings are inspected before shipment

The inspection will start from the confirmation of the drawings, and will continue to follow up during the machinery processing, before shipment, and after receiving the goods

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