The order runs from the brief to the quotation, the sample, the first production, and the repeat. The quotation names the model, the finish, the cartridge, and the carton. The sample is that set. First production follows the sample. The repeat order uses that specification.
The approved sample, or clear photographs of it, stays with the quotation. On the repeat, the finish, the cartridge model, and the print on the carton are checked against that record.
A new cartridge model, a new logo, or a second market language on the manual is a new brief, with a new sample and a written line on the order. The repeat message names the quantity, the ship-to country, and the model. The current certificate scan goes with that repeat.
The record kept with the quotation
The record is the model, the finish, the cartridge accessory, and the carton, with clear photographs of the approved sample. On the repeat, the finish, the cartridge series, and the print on the carton are checked against that record. First production follows the sample.
What opens a new brief
A new cartridge series, a new logo, or a second market language on the manual opens a new brief, with a new sample and a written line. The repeat message names the quantity, the destination country, and the model. The current certificate scan goes with that repeat.
The scans published for the catalog are ISO 13485, CE LVD, CE EMC, and CE RoHS. The inquiry names the device and the market, and the quotation carries the documents that apply to that repeat.
Public lines on the repeat
A pen repeat names one finish from T9 Golden, T9 Grey, S5 Blue, S5 Gold, K7 Pink, or K7 Black. A roller repeat names 540, 180, or 192, and the length. A stamp repeat names 169 or 141, and white or black. A cartridge accessory repeats as Cartridge 7701, Cartridge 7704, or Cartridge 7705, on the pen it was sampled with.