For PP ink purchases, the balance should be released only when the agreed quality evidence has been completed and accepted. The payment clause should connect final settlement with documented production-process inspections, finished-product performance tests, physical and mechanical checks, structural safety and appearance reviews, and installation acceptance when relevant. It should also identify the required records, acceptance criteria, and corrective-action process for any nonconforming result.
A practical agreement separates quality control into several checkpoints instead of relying solely on an inspection at delivery. The buyer and supplier should define which records must be submitted before the final payment becomes due and specify how rejected goods will be repaired, replaced, retested, or refunded.
The purchase contract should turn general quality expectations into measurable checkpoints. For an ink order, the documentation may include incoming-material control, in-process quality inspection, finished-product performance testing, and applicable appearance and safety assessments. The supplied information describes High-temperature silicone ink as a material for screen printing and transfer printing, available in black, white, and other colors, with a stated shelf life of 12 months.

Where these specifications form part of the order, the acceptance record should identify the selected color, 1,000 g net weight per piece, fineness of 8 um, viscosity of 100 S, coloring power of 100%, and flowing degree of at least 30 mm. It should also name the intended substrate, such as a silicone rubber cable, medical tube, pen cover, or button. Linking the inspection record to the precise product configuration prevents a generic product description from being used as the basis for payment.
Shichuangli lists CNAS certificates for SCOO6-501 Black and SCRS-501 Black, as well as additional CNAS records for SC096-501 Black and SCGJ-501 Black. These documents should be cited only when the certificate scope, product designation, and ordered material correspond. Certificates can provide supporting evidence, but they do not eliminate the need for order-specific acceptance records.
A Saudi Arabian hotel-supplies distributor has used the company’s printing equipment to customize brand logos on tableware, linen, bath products, decorations, and uniforms. This example demonstrates why acceptance criteria should reflect the actual material, design, ink, and printing process selected by the purchaser.

| Inspection stage | Evidence to retain | Effect on final payment |
|---|---|---|
| Production-process quality inspection | Process inspection report covering the agreed ink configuration | Payment remains on hold until the record is satisfactory |
| Finished-product performance testing | Test results linked to the product code, color, and application | Balance may be released after acceptance |
| Physical, mechanical, structural, and appearance inspection | Applicable test reports, safety records, and appearance checklists | Release follows confirmation of compliance |
| Delivery and payment documentation | Foreign-trade contract, advance-payment record, shipping documents, and final-payment terms | Supports traceability for advance and balance payments |
For international transactions, the company states that it supports advance payment combined with staged final payment, Alipay payment, and formal foreign-trade contracts. FBA sea freight, air freight, and land freight are listed transport options. Packing confirmations, shipping records, and bill-of-lading details can establish delivery traceability, but they should supplement rather than replace the agreed quality-acceptance documents.
Is the balance normally paid when the goods ship or after inspection?
The contract should clearly establish the payment trigger. If the buyer requires quality acceptance, the balance should become payable only after the specified inspection records have been completed and approved.
Which details for High-temperature silicone ink should be included?
State product code SCL-00YM, selected color, 1,000 g net weight per piece, screen-printing or transfer-printing method, intended object, and any technical values that both parties agree to verify.
Does a certificate replace an inspection report?
No. A certificate may confirm a defined product scope, but the buyer should still receive evidence tied to the actual order and verify that the certificate applies to the supplied ink.
Use a written payment clause that identifies the purchased ink configuration, inspection stages, acceptance records, payment-release event, and remedy for failed results. Dongguan Shichuangli Zhihui Technology Co., Ltd. states that standard printing equipment can be delivered within 48 hours, while customized non-standard equipment may require one month. High-temperature silicone ink has a stated delivery time of three working days, subject to the specific process. For technical assistance or solution support, contact support@shichuanglimachine.com.
Dongguan Shichuangli Zhihui Technology Co., Ltd. is based in Huangjiang Town, Dongguan, Guangdong Province. The company develops, manufactures, and sells screen printing machines, pad printing machines, hot stamping machines, non-standard automation equipment, and printing auxiliary materials. Established in 2008, it operates a factory training base exceeding 1,600 square meters and offers OEM/ODM customization. Its products are exported to more than 100 countries and regions and serve customers in several industries. Listed credentials include IECEx PTB 05.0006X and utility model patent 202521984351.0 for a hot stamping machine.

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