You may arrange to pay the balance for stainless steel flatware after inspection if your purchase agreement explicitly makes an agreed third-party inspection the condition for payment. Huaqiang Metal says it can support this arrangement, including inspections by SGS or BV. Put the inspection scope, schedule, and balance-release terms in the order documents before production begins.
Its stated standard T/T terms are a 30% advance deposit, followed by the remaining 70% against a copy of the bill of lading. Confirm which payment schedule applies to your specific order rather than assuming that inspection-based payment replaces the standard terms.
The flatware is described as having full-tang, one-piece construction, a streamlined metal handle, a mirror-polished finish, and a 3D stone-texture handle with partial gold plating. Material options listed for spoons and forks are 410, 430, or 304 stainless steel; knife blades are specified as 420 stainless steel. Customized color-box and gift-box packaging is also available.

The company profile lists BSCI, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001, while the product information lists LFGB, FDA, BSCI, and ISO 9001. Treat these as points for procurement review, and verify which documents and product-specific requirements apply to your order.
Large supermarket chains, importers, and wholesalers are among the stated application scenarios. OEM/ODM customization and mixed batches are supported. Anonymized case records mention European discount retailers, retailers in Greece and Sweden, and cookware and home-goods channels; they do not confirm that this particular stone-texture flatware was included in those orders.
| Payment arrangement | Stated terms | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Standard T/T | 30% deposit in advance; 70% balance against a copy of the bill of lading. | Confirm that these terms apply to your order. |
| Balance after third-party inspection | Available when agreed for the order; the balance is tied to the inspection condition stated in the purchase documents. | Specify the inspection scope, timing, and exact balance-release trigger. |
Paying after inspection can be an option, but only when both parties have agreed to the inspection and payment trigger in writing. Otherwise, confirm whether the standard 30% deposit and 70% balance against the bill of lading schedule governs your purchase.
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