Sample & quality review
Agree the details.
Then make the cup.
A useful specification covers the parts a buyer can see and the parts that need a closer check. Start with the version you want to order.
Keep the specification
in one place.
Flansill coordinates sourcing and customization around an agreed cup, sample and order brief. Material, decoration and packing choices are reviewed together.
- Body & componentsConfirm inner and outer material, lid, straw, seals and accessories separately.
- Shape & dimensionsCheck capacity, height with the selected lid, mouth diameter and base size.
- Lid & intended useRecord opening style and any leakage or temperature requirements for the exact configuration.
- Surface & artworkReview the finish, color reference, print placement and decoration acceptance criteria.
- Box & cartonConfirm fit, protection, unit count, labels and final carton dimensions.
- Destination & documentsSpecify the destination market and the documentation or testing your order needs.
Check the finish
on the actual surface.
A digital mockup helps choose a direction. The physical sample confirms how the coating, artwork and cup shape work together.
Discuss appearance, adhesion, handling and care requirements in the sample brief. The available process depends on the selected materials and finish.
Packing is part
of the specification.
The cup, lid, accessories and box are checked as a set. Carton packing and shipping labels are confirmed after the sample and individual packaging are agreed.
Order quantity, delivery date and shipment terms are written into the quotation for your project.
Ask for the evidence
that matches your order.
A report for one model, material or component does not establish the same result for a different cup. Share the SKU, selected configuration and destination so we can review matching documentation and any additional testing needed.
Does one certificate cover every cup?
Documentation must be checked against its holder, scope, tested model and components. Tell us the requirements for your destination and order.
How are quality checks agreed?
The sample brief and quotation identify the selected configuration. Appearance, dimensions, lid operation, performance requirements and packing checks are agreed for that specification.
When should I approve the sample?
Review the actual cup, lid, artwork and packing before authorizing production. Any revisions should be reflected in the agreed specification.
Production,
in motion.
Explore forming, polishing, surface decoration and packaging through supplied process footage. We review the production route and inspection requirements for your selected cup and finish.
Define your quality requirements.
Include the product reference, destination and the checks you need.