Quality & compliance
Grounding is a category where marketing language runs ahead of the paperwork. Ours is built the other way round: the certificate, the test report and the resistor specification come first, and the copy follows.
Certification
The new 80/20 cloth is tested against OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 criteria for harmful substances. This is product testing of the finished textile, not a self-declaration — which is precisely why it answers the question retail buyers actually ask.
The cotton component of both cloths is certified organic under GOTS. Certificate available to your compliance team on request; we do not describe a blend as organic without it.
Production runs under a certified quality management system: documented procedures, defined inspection points and traceable records for each batch we ship.
Certificate copies, scope statements and test reports are released to customers and their compliance agents. We do not publish certificate numbers on the open web — a habit worth asking your other suppliers about.
Process control
A defect caught at fabric receipt costs a metre. The same defect caught after packing costs a container. We check early and document it.
Incoming conductive cloth checked for weight, colour consistency against the retained standard, and continuity across the roll before it enters cutting.
Panel dimensions verified against the approved measurement chart, with the silver grid orientation controlled so the conductive path runs the intended direction.
Seams inspected for puckering and skipped stitches; snap tabs checked for placement and for electrical contact with the conductive layer rather than the face cloth.
Every cord checked for the 100 kΩ resistor, correct adapter type for the destination market, and a secure snap fit at both ends.
Finished units checked against the signed approval sheet — measurement, colour, labelling, packing configuration — before cartons are sealed and marked.
Outlet tester — supplied as an add-on
Documentation
Issued with every bulk order, in English, formatted for a customs broker or a retail compliance team rather than a WhatsApp message.
Electrical safety
A grounding textile consumes no electricity. The only electrical part is the cord — and that is where the entire safety argument lives.
Every cord we ship contains a 100 kΩ resistor. It limits current to a level that cannot injure a person even if a fault occurs elsewhere in the home's wiring. This is the baseline requirement for the category — a cord without it is a bare conductor into a wall outlet.
The product only works on a correctly grounded outlet. We supply an outlet tester as an accessory and recommend bundling it: it is the cheapest way to stop a customer from concluding the product failed when the socket did.
For homes without a grounded outlet — common in older housing stock — a grounding rod driven into soil provides a genuine earth reference. Push it in by hand; never hammer it.
Claims discipline
Grounding products are wellness accessories, not medical devices. That boundary is not a technicality — it decides whether your listing survives a marketplace review. We write copy that stays on the right side of it, and we will tell you when your own wording will not.
If your market requires specific regulatory wording, send it with the brief and we will match the label exactly.
For your compliance file
Certificate copies, material composition, resistor specification and care labelling — sent as one pack, usually within two working days.
