In-Line Quality Control
In-Line Quality Control (ILQC) is an ongoing process that integrates quality checks directly into the production line. Instead of waiting until the end of the manufacturing or production cycle to test the product, these checks are performed at various points throughout the production process.
Inspecting products during production makes it easier to spot issues early. This includes problems with materials, processes, or machinery. For example, in an assembly line, operators use sensors or automated systems. These tools help detect defects in real-time. They check for size or colour mismatches, faulty parts, or mechanical failures.
Where Is In-Line Quality Control Used
In-line quality control is common in industries like automotive, electronics, and food manufacturing. These sectors need speed, precision, and quality. With ILQC, businesses can cut defect repair costs, boost productivity, and provide better products to customers more quickly.
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