Overview
The During Production Inspection (DPI), also known as In-Process Inspection, is a key quality control procedure performed when 20%–50% of production is completed. It ensures that the manufacturing process stays aligned with approved product specifications, quality standards, and client expectations.
DPI focuses on verifying product consistency, detecting defects, and evaluating production performance to identify potential issues before they escalate. By inspecting at this stage, manufacturers can take timely corrective actions, maintaining quality throughout the production cycle. This proactive inspection helps prevent widespread defects, reduce rework costs, and ensure the final batch meets customer requirements before full-scale production is completed.
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