What documents should an electric screwdriver supplier provide before shipment?
Before shipment, an electric screwdriver supplier should provide the buyer with the commercial documents, product specifications, compliance documents, battery information, and quality inspection records required for the order.
We recommend confirming:
Commercial Invoice: product description, quantity, unit price, total value, HS code, country of origin, shipper, and consignee information
Packing List: carton quantity, products per carton, net/gross weight, and carton dimensions
Product specification sheet: torque, speed, battery, charging method, dimensions, materials, and included accessories
Compliance documents: applicable CE, EMC, RoHS, FCC, or other test reports and declarations required for the destination market
Battery documents: battery model, voltage, capacity, Wh rating, UN38.3 test summary, and SDS/MSDS when required
Shipping classification: correct UN number and battery packing method for rechargeable models
Quality inspection report: functional testing, torque testing, charging test, appearance inspection, and quantity check
Approved product or packaging confirmation: especially for OEM orders with custom logo, color, accessories, or retail packaging
Certificate of Origin: when required by the buyer, customs, or trade agreement
Air Waybill or Bill of Lading: provided once the shipment is booked or dispatched
For OEM and ODM orders, buyers should also keep the approved specification, artwork, packaging file, BOM or key-component list, and golden sample as references for mass production.
For ToolQeen electric screwdriver orders, we recommend completing the specification approval, compliance document check, battery document check, and pre-shipment inspection before the goods are released for delivery.