In-production inspection (DPI)

DPI inspections happens during the production process. When the goods are more than 20% finished, DPI can be conducted. Also we are able to check the production schedule and confirm that the products will be ready according to your shipment schedule.

By conducting DPI, we help ensure that the manufacturing process stays on track, that the quality meets expectations, and that the final product is delivered on time. This proactive approach reduces the risk of defects, ensures your specifications are met, and ultimately leads to a smoother, more efficient production cycle.

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We Check the Following

Quantity

Ensuring that the correct number of products are being produced.

Marking & Labeling

Confirming that all necessary markings and labels are correctly applied to products.

Workmanship

Checking for any defects or flaws in the production process.

Client Special Requirements

Verifying that any unique specifications from the client are met.

On-Site Tests

Conducting relevant tests to ensure product functionality and safety.

Semi-finished Product Check

Inspecting products that are partially completed to identify potential quality concerns before full production.

Raw Materials Check

Ensuring that the materials used meet quality standards and are suitable for the production process.

Packing

Verifying that products are being packed appropriately for safe transport.

In-production inspection (DPI)