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SPC vs. 100% Inspection
Statistical Process Control methods work well for maintaining a manufacturing process in control, but it will not detect sporadic anomalies.
Unfortunately, this relatively small number of defective units typically causes rejection of entire lots and more importantly, a reduction in your customer’s confidence.
The use of a 100% inspection system prior to shipment can greatly reduce or eliminate the small number of defective units that may otherwise reach your customers.
Our own clients report a significant decrease in rejections and an increase in the level of their customer’s satisfaction after they have included Six Sigma's Sorters as part of their final inspection and quality control process.
In some cases, just the fact that a manufacturing facility owns and operates 100% inspection equipment makes the difference between obtaining a contract or otherwise.
For processes that are not capable of delivering some of today’s tight tolerance demands, a Six Sigma Sorter can effectively provide delivery of fully conforming product.
Six Sigma's Sorters also provide a viable means of separating product in cases where an accidentally mixed lot is suspected.
In an age where in addition to low cost, near 100% conformance is demanded, Six Sigma's Sorters clearly are a valuable QC solution for manufacturers of precision turned parts.
Unfortunately, this relatively small number of defective units typically causes rejection of entire lots and more importantly, a reduction in your customer’s confidence.
The use of a 100% inspection system prior to shipment can greatly reduce or eliminate the small number of defective units that may otherwise reach your customers.
Our own clients report a significant decrease in rejections and an increase in the level of their customer’s satisfaction after they have included Six Sigma's Sorters as part of their final inspection and quality control process.
In some cases, just the fact that a manufacturing facility owns and operates 100% inspection equipment makes the difference between obtaining a contract or otherwise.
For processes that are not capable of delivering some of today’s tight tolerance demands, a Six Sigma Sorter can effectively provide delivery of fully conforming product.
Six Sigma's Sorters also provide a viable means of separating product in cases where an accidentally mixed lot is suspected.
In an age where in addition to low cost, near 100% conformance is demanded, Six Sigma's Sorters clearly are a valuable QC solution for manufacturers of precision turned parts.
