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Unstoppable battery fires. Chaos from semiconductor supply shortages. How can we identify poor-quality products and prevent recalls? Poor-quality products are not limited to batteries frequently covered by the media, but also include OEM products, semiconductors that are in short supply, and a wide range of connectors and cables that users prioritize for appearance and price. Suppliers of products need to thoroughly evaluate the components and materials used in their products to ensure quality. However, it is common for manufacturers to change parts and usage without notice, leading to defective products entering the market unnoticed, which can trigger product accidents. Key points to prevent recalls include: - Product evaluation and safety assessment at the time of adoption - Confirmation of supplier quality assurance systems at the time of adoption - Verification of sales through legitimate domestic channels - Regular checks for silent changes Eurofins FQL has been involved in product quality assurance for a long time. Leveraging that expertise, we offer services for safety evaluations of batteries, identification of poor-quality products, and factory audits from the perspective of managing upstream quality.

Products that use lithium-ion batteries and are worn or carried in daily life. It is important to conduct thorough evaluations during the product design phase, rather than relying solely on consumers' charging conditions, impacts, and disposal methods for safety. Eurofins FQL offers services including fire analysis of wireless earphones, smartwatches, portable fans, and mobile batteries (note that analysis may not be possible for severely damaged items), battery safety evaluations, and safety assessments of battery-powered devices such as home appliances (including circuit verification) and analysis services. We are here to help ensure thorough evaluations of products to prevent accidents before they occur. Please feel free to consult with us.