| 1 | Product and Application Fit | Whether the cup design, dimensions, attachment method, and intended use suit the furniture component and installation surface. | Product drawings, dimensional specifications, material details, and samples tested on the actual surface and under the intended conditions. | 15% |
| 2 | Material Specification | Whether the material is identified clearly and is appropriate for the required flexibility, grip, appearance, and indoor or outdoor exposure. | Material data sheets, declared material grade, color options, and relevant test reports. Confirm that material claims apply to the specific product being quoted. | 13% |
| 3 | Holding Performance | Holding performance on the intended surface, including the effects of surface texture, cleanliness, moisture, temperature, and load direction. | Test method, sample size, test conditions, load results, and test duration. Compare results only when the surface and test conditions are equivalent. | 13% |
| 4 | Durability and Aging | Resistance to deformation, cracking, loss of elasticity, and changes in holding performance during expected use and storage. | Available aging or repeated-use test data, test conditions, inspection criteria, and any stated product-life limitations. | 11% |
| 5 | Quality Management and Consistency | Whether production controls help keep dimensions, appearance, material, and performance consistent between batches. | Quality procedures, incoming-material checks, in-process inspections, final inspection records, and the process for handling nonconforming products. | 11% |
| 6 | Customization Capability | Ability to meet requirements for size, shape, color, hardness, packaging, or product-specific design changes. | Available customization options, technical review process, prototype or sample approval procedure, tooling requirements, and ownership terms for custom tooling. | 10% |
| 7 | Compliance and Product Documentation | Whether documentation matches the destination market and the product’s intended material, use, and claims. | Applicable declarations, test reports, material records, and certificates where relevant. Check issuer, validity, product scope, and destination-market requirements. | 9% |
| 8 | Production Capacity and Lead Time | Whether the supplier can meet forecast volumes, sampling needs, and delivery schedules without compromising agreed specifications. | Written production schedule, sample and order lead times, capacity-planning information, and procedures for communicating delays or changes. | 7% |
| 9 | Minimum Order and Commercial Terms | Whether minimum order quantities, pricing structure, payment terms, and tooling or setup charges suit the purchasing plan. | A written quotation showing specification, quantity breaks, included packaging, tooling costs, payment terms, delivery basis, and quote validity. | 6% |
| 10 | Packaging and Export Readiness | Whether packaging protects the cups from deformation, contamination, and damage during storage and transport. | Packaging specifications, carton details, labeling options, shipping documentation capability, and sample packaging for review before shipment. | 5% |