During Production Inspection (DPI)
Maintain Quality Throughout Production
What is During Production Inspection?
During Production Inspection (DPI), also known as an In-Process Inspection, is performed when approximately 20–80% of production has been completed. This allows our inspectors to evaluate product quality while manufacturing is still underway.
By detecting quality issues during production, manufacturers can take corrective actions before the entire order is completed, reducing costly rework, delays, and shipment risks.
Our experienced inspectors assess workmanship, product specifications, production consistency, and manufacturing processes to ensure quality remains under control throughout production.
What’s Included
- Production Progress Verification
- Workmanship Inspection
- Product Specification Verification
- Random Product Sampling
- Defect Identification
- Manufacturing Process Assessment
- Packaging Verification
- Production Consistency Check
- Corrective Action Recommendations
- Detailed Inspection Report with Photographs
Request a
During Production Inspection
Ensure quality before production is complete.
Our inspection specialists will review your requirements and schedule an inspection at your manufacturing facility.
Our Inspection Process
Share your product details, production status, factory location, and preferred inspection date.
Our team reviews your requirements and assigns a qualified inspector based on your product category.
The inspector visits the factory during production to examine product quality, workmanship, manufacturing consistency, and production processes.
Receive a comprehensive inspection report with photographs, defect analysis, observations, and recommendations within 24 hours.
Keep Production on Track
Identify quality issues before they become expensive problems.
Partner with COPS Quality Services to monitor manufacturing quality throughout the production process and ensure consistent product standards.
Why During Production Inspection Matters
Detect Quality Issues Before They Become Costly
Unlike final inspections, During Production Inspection allows quality issues to be identified while manufacturing is still in progress. This provides suppliers with the opportunity to correct defects before production is completed, reducing waste, minimizing delays, and ensuring better product consistency.
Regular production monitoring helps businesses maintain quality standards, improve supplier performance, and reduce the risk of receiving defective shipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
During Production Inspection is performed while manufacturing is in progress to verify product quality, workmanship, and production consistency before production is completed.
A DPI is typically conducted when approximately 20% to 80% of production has been completed, allowing quality issues to be identified early.
It helps detect defects before production finishes, giving manufacturers time to correct issues and reducing costly rework, delays, and shipment problems.
Keep Your Production Quality Under Control
Monitor manufacturing progress, detect issues early, and ensure every product meets your quality expectations.
Partner with COPS Quality Services for reliable During Production Inspection services.
