What does product quality usually include?

Product quality refers to the characteristics of a product that can meet the requirements for use. Generally includes performance, life, reliability, safety, economy and appearance quality.

1. Performance. That is, according to the functional requirements of the product, including normal performance, special performance, efficiency and so on.

2, appearance quality. Generally refers to the shape, aesthetics, styling, decoration, style, color, packaging, etc. of a product.

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3. Reliability. That is, the ability of the product to complete the specified function within the specified time and conditions. Especially for electromechanical products, reliability is one of the main quality indicators during use.

4, life. That is, the period during which the product can be used normally. Including two types of service life and storage life. Service life is the total working time of the product under specified conditions to meet specified functional requirements. The storage life refers to the total storage time of the product without failure under the specified conditions. Pharmaceutical products are stricter in this regard.

5. Economical. That is the total cost of the product life cycle, including two aspects of production costs and use costs.

6. Security. That is, the degree to which the product is guaranteed to be safe during circulation and use. Generally strict, it is considered a key feature and needs to be guaranteed.