Incoming parts
Motors, switches, cells, PCBs, housings and gearboxes are checked by lot before release to the line.
From incoming components to final packing, VoltForge keeps production, testing and export documentation on the same line of sight.

Our Ningbo operation combines cordless-tool assembly, motor matching, battery testing, in-process inspection, aging, packaging and technical support for OEM programs.
Each stage is set up around cordless-tool repeatability, safe battery handling and reliable retail presentation.
Motors, switches, cells, PCBs, housings and gearboxes are checked by lot before release to the line.
Fixtures, torque tools and work instructions keep core assembly steps stable across each batch.
Finished tools, batteries and chargers move through functional, load, heat and charging checks.
Accessories, labels, manuals, cartons, barcodes and pallet marks are verified before shipment.
A factory review can cover the line, motor cell, aging rack, test room, packaging stations and engineering office.
Measured checkpoints protect tool performance, battery stability, packaging accuracy and traceability.
Motor, switch, battery cell, charger PCB, housing and gearbox lots are checked before line release.
Torque, speed, clutch function, trigger response and battery contact stability are checked at key assembly stations.
Finished tools run under work-like load; batteries are charged, discharged and checked for voltage drift.
Appearance, accessories, label, carton, barcode and random functional tests are completed before loading.
Test records are matched with the model, battery pack, charger and packaging configuration.
| Test item | What is checked | Typical record |
|---|---|---|
| Torque & speed | Output curve, speed setting, trigger and clutch response | Torque curve and functional result |
| Battery protection | Over-current, over-charge, over-discharge, temperature and short-circuit protection | BMS test report |
| Tool & carton drop | Tool retention, tray protection and carton corner strength | 1.2 m drop-test record |
| Charger safety | Charge behavior, plug route, heat rise and labelling | Charger check sheet |
| Outgoing packing | Manual, accessories, barcode, carton mark and pallet label | Pre-shipment photo set |
A typical report links model, batch, quantity, test items, pass/fail results, packaging records and photo evidence.
When a control point does not meet the agreed standard, the batch stays at the station until it is corrected and rechecked.
Output falls below the approved curve after load testing; line calibration is required before release.
Vibration reveals intermittent power; spring pressure and housing tolerance are reviewed.
Corner crush after drop testing; inner tray and carton structure are adjusted before mass packing.
Manual language or charger label does not match the agreed market documentation.
Export sales, engineers and quality personnel work from the same product configuration before a sample or production run is released.

Send your SKU list, target country and expected first order. We will prepare the relevant line, test and document route.