Product Grading
The process we are referring to is called product classification or product standardization. It involves the establishment of a set of norms or standards that define the basic characteristics of a product. These norms are typically established by industry groups, regulatory agencies, or other authoritative bodies.
Product classification is an important process that helps to ensure consistency and quality across a range of products. By establishing standards for products, consumers can be assured that they are purchasing products that meet certain specifications, and manufacturers can ensure that their products meet those specifications.
Product classification can be based on a variety of factors, including physical characteristics, performance, safety, and environmental impact. For example, products may be classified based on their size, weight, or material composition, or based on their ability to perform certain functions or meet certain safety standards.
Overall, product classification helps to ensure that products are safe, reliable, and consistent, and helps to promote fair competition among manufacturers. It is an important process for ensuring quality and consistency in the products we use every day.
Grad A: Products just like new
“LIKE NEW” means the equipment or products is 99 to 100 percent of NEW. Items include original box and instructions. “NEW”, as packaged by the manufacturer complete with manufacturer’s Brand warranty.
Grad B: Products contains minor scratches and dents (Contain all the accessories and working condition)
Almost like new Products contains minor scratches and dents (Contain all the accessories and working condition). rates 80 to 90 percent of original condition. Exceptionally nice, but may have slight on finish visible only under close inspection.
Grad C: Products contains major scratches and dents (Contain all the accessories and working condition)
Products contains major scratches and dents (Contain all the accessories and working condition). products are 70 to 80 percent of original condition. More than average condition for the age of the products, and may have dents, dings or finish loss. but should not affect products quality.
Grad D : Without box or missing parts but all in working condition (broken products also included in this category)
Without box or missing parts but all in working condition (brokenproducts also included in this category). its possibility of small/ Major dings or scratched on products.
Grad E : End of life Products. not working and will be marked with Red color
Products is faulty & not working and will be marked with Red color. its means useable for parts only. Equipment may or may not work.
No warranty .fully damage. Only for recycling uses.End-of-life products refer to products that have reached the end of their useful life or are no longer viable for use. These products may be obsolete, no longer functional, or simply outdated. They can include a wide range of products, including electronics, appliances, vehicles, and other consumer goods.