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INSPECTION & QUALITY CONTROL

Mirror quality control.From glass to finish.

Custom mirrors & medicine cabinets.

Mirror inspection and LED mirror testing, aligned with your approved drawing, sample and selected functions. Define what to check before production and shipment.

Discuss Your Mirror Project Explore the checks
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THE FINISHED PRODUCTAppearance. Function. Fit.
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GLASS & EDGES
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FRAME & FINISH

AGREE BEFORE PRODUCTION

Use one clear reference for every check.

  • Approved drawing & sample
  • Model-specific scope
  • Acceptance criteria

GLASS & FRAME DETAILS

Mirror glass &
frame inspection.

Set clear checks for the mirror glass and frame before assembly, then review how they fit together in the finished product.

AI illustration of a frameless mirror pane on a padded inspection stand
AGREE BEFORE PRODUCTION

Glass reference, drawing tolerances, edge treatment, viewing conditions and acceptable visual defects.

01 / MIRROR GLASS

Mirror glass inspection

Review the mirror face, reflection and finished edges against the approved glass specification.

  • Surface condition

    Check the clean mirror face for scratches, spots and visible blemishes under the agreed lighting.

  • Reflection quality

    Review visible waviness or distortion using consistent viewing conditions and a suitable reference.

  • Dimensions & cutouts

    Check size, thickness, shape, holes and cutout positions against the approved drawing and tolerances.

  • Edges & corners

    Inspect for chips, cracks or rough areas, and check polishing or beveling against the specified finish.

  • Reflective layer & backing

    Review visible coating defects, edge discoloration and damage to the protective backing before assembly. For an existing mirror with dark edges, see our guide to mirror desilvering and backing damage.

  • Safety film, if specified

    Match film type, coverage and positioning to the specification; inspect for bubbles or lifting.

AI illustration of a gloved inspector checking a dark metal mirror frame corner
AGREE BEFORE PRODUCTION

Material and finish references, joint appearance, dimensional tolerances, glass clearances and fixing details.

02 / MIRROR FRAME

Mirror frame inspection

Check the frame finish, construction and fit as part of the finished mirror assembly.

  • Surface & finish

    Review scratches, dents, coating defects, color and texture against the approved finish sample.

  • Joints & corners

    Check joint gaps, alignment and finish continuity, including miters or welds where relevant.

  • Dimensions & shape

    Check overall size, profile and flatness; include squareness for rectangular frames or contours for shaped designs.

  • Glass seating & fit

    Review glass alignment, clearances, supports and the specified protective materials within the frame.

  • Fixings & mounting points

    Check the presence, position and assembly of specified fasteners, brackets and mounting components.

  • Material & finish records

    Match material and surface-treatment references to the order specification and supporting documents.

WHEN PERFORMANCE EVIDENCE IS NEEDED

Agree separate evidence or testing for corrosion resistance, coating adhesion, mounting strength or safety-film performance where required. Appearance checks alone do not establish these properties.

Explore specialist testing
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ROUTINE INSPECTION

Routine mirror
inspection.

Select the appearance, function and assembly checks that match your mirror or cabinet.

BUILT ON YOUR APPROVED
  • Drawing
  • Sample
  • Configuration
Define Your Checklist

SIX AREAS TO REVIEW

Select a checkpoint for the finished product. Match the checks to the functions included in your order.

01Appearance & dimensionsAll product types

Review the assembled product for visible damage, overall dimensions and alignment. Use the glass and frame criteria above and the approved sample as references.

Surface condition · Edge finish · Dimensions · Alignment

02Lighting & controlsLighted configurations

Include illumination, light consistency, dimming, color settings and switch response where specified. Confirm the selected driver, controls and expected behavior with the approved configuration.

Illumination · Dimming · Color settings · Control response

03Anti-fog & selected functionsAs specified on the order

Define checks for the functions included in your model, such as the demister, sensor or digital display. Agree the operating conditions, expected response and any timing requirements in the inspection plan.

Demister operation · Sensor response · Display behavior

04Electrical requirementsModel and market specific

Confirm the electrical test scope and supporting documents for the finished model and destination market. Any required safety testing or IP verification needs an agreed method and applicable evidence.

Electrical configuration · Test scope · Applicable documents

05Assembly & cabinet fitFrames, fittings and cabinets

Review frame joints, mounting components and accessory fit. For medicine cabinets, include door alignment, hinges, shelves and opening clearances relevant to the selected design.

Frame joints · Fixing components · Door alignment · Hardware

06Packaging & identificationThe agreed shipping route

Review surface and corner protection, accessories, carton identification and quantities against the packing specification. If transport testing is required, agree the protocol separately for the complete packed product.

Protection · Accessories · Labels · Carton quantities

BEYOND THE MIRROR SURFACE

Mirror back-paint
cross-cut testing.

A closer look at the protective layer behind the mirror.

Review how the mirror’s protective back paint resists separation in a cross-cut test. Agree the test method, sampling plan and acceptance criteria for the specified coating system before production.

Discuss Your Coating Test Requirements
Illustrative close-up of adhesive tape being lifted from a cross-cut grid in mirror back paint
COATING DETAIL Back paint. Cross-cut. Inspection.

BEFORE THE FIRST CUT

Start with a
clear test plan.

Align these three details before preparing the sample.

Test method
Specify the applicable method and edition, such as ISO 2409 where suitable.
Sample & frequency
Identify the coating system, sample reference and agreed sampling plan.
Acceptance & records
Agree the rating, acceptance threshold, photos and report format in advance.

THE TEST SEQUENCE

Five steps.
One traceable record.

Sequence shown for a cross-cut tape procedure.
Follow the selected method for the exact steps.

  1. 01

    Make cross-cuts

    Create a lattice in the coating using the selected method and cutting tool.

  2. 02

    Clean the area

    Remove loose coating particles as required by the agreed procedure.

  3. 03

    Apply the tape

    Where required, apply the specified tape and ensure consistent contact.

  4. 04

    Remove the tape

    Follow the removal timing and angle defined by the chosen method.

  5. 05

    Inspect & record

    Record coating separation, the applicable rating and the sample reference.

A cross-cut result assesses resistance to coating separation. It does not, on its own, establish corrosion resistance or service life.

PERFORMANCE & RELIABILITY

LED mirror &
product testing.

Lighting and electrical tests for LED mirrors, plus environmental and transport testing for the relevant product configuration.

PROJECT-SPECIFIC SCOPE

Confirm test availability, laboratory arrangements, conditions and records for your order.

Illustrative lighting performance test setup for an LED mirror
OUTPUT & COLOR

Lighting performance

Light output, color temperature and color rendering, with power measurements where required.

AGREE BEFORE TESTING

The LED source or finished assembly to be measured, the measurement method, and agreed values.

Illustrative electrical safety test setup for a lighted mirror
INSULATION & PROTECTION

Electrical safety

Insulation and protective measures appropriate to the product design, including dielectric strength (Hi-Pot) where applicable.

AGREE BEFORE TESTING

The finished configuration, applicable test requirements, qualified test provider and report scope.

Illustrative electromagnetic compatibility test setup for a lighted mirror
EMISSIONS & IMMUNITY

EMC testing

Electromagnetic emissions and immunity for the selected driver, controls and electronic functions.

AGREE BEFORE TESTING

The target market, applicable requirements, operating modes and the configuration covered by the report.

Illustrative operating stability test setup for lighted mirrors
RUN TIME & SWITCHING

Aging & operating stability

Behavior during agreed operation or on/off cycles, checked before and afterward. This does not establish a lifespan guarantee.

AGREE BEFORE TESTING

Operating conditions, duration, cycle count, functions monitored and how failures are recorded.

Illustrative environmental durability test setup for a mirror product
TEMPERATURE & HUMIDITY

Environmental durability

Appearance, material condition and function after specified temperature, humidity or corrosion exposure.

AGREE BEFORE TESTING

The materials and assembly to assess, exposure conditions and acceptance criteria. Define IP verification separately.

Illustrative transport test setup for a packed mirror product
DROP, VIBRATION & COMPRESSION

Packed-product transport

The complete product, accessories and packaging under a protocol selected for the shipping route.

AGREE BEFORE TESTING

Parcel or pallet handling, the test sequence, packing specification and product checks after unpacking.

FROM APPROVAL TO SHIPMENT

The inspection
process.

Keep the approved specification at the center of every check, from incoming materials to the finished order.

AGREE BEFORE PRODUCTION

Start with the inspection plan.

Scope
Product reference & checks
Sampling
Quantity & frequency
Acceptance
Methods & pass criteria
Discuss Your Inspection Plan
THE INSPECTION JOURNEY01 — 05

  1. Approve the design & sample

    Review the drawing, electrical layout, mounting details and selected features before agreeing acceptance criteria.

  2. Review incoming materials

    Identify the glass, frames, fittings and electrical components to be checked.

  3. Check during assembly

    Review dimensions, finish, alignment and component fit at the agreed stages.

  4. Verify selected functions

    Match the function checks to the model and the agreed inspection plan.

  5. Review shipment readiness

    Review packing, labels, quantities and required records before release.

DOCUMENTATION & ORDER REVIEW

Inspection records.

Define the evidence your purchasing and technical teams need, from product details to shipment readiness.

AGREE IN ADVANCEScope · Format · Timing
RECORD TYPEWHAT TO INCLUDERECORDS TO DISCUSS
01Appearance &
measurements		Surface and edge photos, finish references and dimensional records matched to the approved drawing.Detail photosMeasurement records
02Function checksRecords of lighting, controls and selected functions, checked against the agreed inspection plan.Function-check recordsAgreed test scope
03Packing &
identification		Protection details, accessories, carton labels and quantity checks for the order.Packing photosLabels & quantities
04Open points &
follow-up		Items needing clarification, correction or rechecking before the agreed shipment release.Issue recordsRecheck notes

Plan the records your team needs.

Record availability, scope and timing are agreed for each order.

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BUYER QUESTIONS

Quality testing FAQs.

Answers on test scope, inspection arrangements and supporting documents.

Test scopeAre the same tests used for every mirror and cabinet?

No. A plain mirror, a lighted mirror and a medicine cabinet have different inspection needs. The scope should follow the approved model, selected functions, destination market and order requirements.

Your checklistCan we provide our own inspection checklist?

Send your checklist with the drawing and product brief. We can review the requested checks, acceptance criteria, inspection stages and records before confirming the order scope.

ComplianceDoes an IP rating or certificate cover every configuration?

Do not assume it does. Confirm that the relevant report or certificate covers the finished model and its actual electrical configuration. Changes to components or construction may require a further review.

Third-party reviewCan a third-party inspection be arranged?

Include this requirement before order confirmation. The inspection scope, access, timing, sampling and release arrangements need to be agreed for the project.

DocumentationWhich inspection records should we request?

Depending on your project, request measurement records, appearance and function-check evidence, packing photos, labels or quantity checks. Availability, format and delivery timing should be agreed before production.

Have a question about your configuration?

Discuss Your Requirements

LET’S ALIGN THE DETAILS

Plan your mirror
project & inspection.

Send your product brief, estimated quantity and target market so we can review your inspection and quotation requirements.

  • Product type and selected functions
  • Destination market and estimated quantity
  • Drawing, sample or specification reference
  • Inspection and documentation requirements

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