During Production Inspection
During Production Inspection (DUPRO), also known as in-process inspection, involves monitoring and evaluating the quality of products at various stages of the manufacturing process. It aims to detect and address any issues or deviations from quality standards before they escalate.
Conducted at the Stage of 40% – 60% production
Thorough Inspection of Semi Finished & Finshed goods
Gives Scope to have correction in the Shipment.
Parameters Covered in Inspection
Quantity check
Product description
Workmanship
Measurement
Labelling &
Inner packing
Packing/ Packaging
Why Choose During Production Inspection?
During production inspection allows you to:
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Monitor the quality of products in real-time, enabling prompt intervention and corrective actions if needed.
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Ensure that production processes are running smoothly and efficiently, minimizing the risk of defects and delays.
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Maintain consistency and compliance with quality standards throughout the production cycle, enhancing overall product quality and customer satisfaction.
Specifications of DUPRO
Credence Inspection Services During production inspection services include:
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Inspection of product samples at different stages of production for quality, functionality, and adherence to specifications.
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Evaluation of production processes, including equipment performance, workflow efficiency, and adherence to quality control procedures.
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Generation of detailed inspection reports with findings, analysis, and recommendations for process improvement.
Quality Assurance Check
DPI ensures that quality standards are maintained during the manufacturing process by identifying and addressing any issues or defects early on, thus preventing them from affecting the final product.
DPI usually takes place when a significant portion of the manufacturing process has been completed but before the final product is finished, allowing for timely intervention if any issues are detected.
If any issues or defects are found during DPI, immediate corrective actions are taken to rectify the problem and prevent further production of defective products. This may involve reworking the affected items, adjusting processes, or implementing other corrective measures as necessary.