1. Raw Material Inspection: The First Line of Defense​

Customization starts with choosing materials that align with your design goals—and we verify their quality before production even begins. For cardstock, we test thickness, flexibility, and print absorption to ensure vibrant colors and resistance to wear. For board game components like tokens or dice, we inspect raw plastics, woods, or metals for defects, ensuring they meet weight, texture, and durability standards. Even adhesives and coatings undergo checks to guarantee they won’t warp, peel, or discolor over time—critical for custom art that needs to stand out.​

2. Precision in Custom Printing: Color, Detail, and Consistency​

Your custom artwork deserves to shine, which is why our QC team focuses on printing accuracy. We use color-matching technology to align every batch with your approved proofs, whether you’re creating bold fantasy illustrations or intricate tactical maps. For foil stamping, embossing, or UV coatings—popular custom touches—we check for even application and crisp edges. Each card or board is inspected for smudges, misalignments, or faded areas, ensuring that every unit mirrors the quality of your prototype.​

3. Component Testing: Durability for Gameplay​

Board games and cards are meant to be played, not just displayed. Our QC process includes rigorous durability tests tailored to your product’s use case. Cards undergo bend and shuffle tests to resist creasing; game boards are folded and unfolded repeatedly to check for cracking; and small components like figurines or markers are stress-tested for breakage. For custom shapes or unique cuts—such as die-cut tokens or irregularly shaped cards—we verify that edges are smooth and precise, eliminating sharpness or fragility.​

4. Assembly and Packaging: Protecting Your Custom Design​

Even the most well-crafted components need careful assembly and packaging. For boxed games, we check that custom-printed boxes close securely, with no tears or misaligned labels. If your order includes inserts or trays to organize pieces, we ensure they fit perfectly, preventing damage during shipping. For loose components, we test packaging for stability—so your custom tokens, cards, or miniatures arrive in the same condition they left our facility.​

5. Final Inspection: A Commitment to Excellence​

Before shipping, every order undergoes a final inspection. We randomly sample units from each batch to verify consistency in print, material, and construction. For large orders, this sampling is repeated at multiple stages to catch issues early. We also cross-reference each piece against your original specifications—from size and shape to custom features like serial numbers or holographic stamps—ensuring that what you receive is exactly what you designed.​