Final Inspection

Final Inspection 

It is an inspection in the manufacturing process, and refers to the inspection performed in the final stage of manufacturing process. In this test, whether the complete goods meet the requirements as a product or not is determined in order to prevent the loss in customer confidence, various problems, and damages in advance. On top of that, the manufacturing process includes Acceptance Inspection and Inspection between Processes, both of which are performed for such constituent items as purchased raw materials, processed parts, and assemblies, and they are not done for complete goods. In the Final Inspection, the whole of the product including the requests from customers is inspected.

In the last step of the process ( Final inspection – quality control ) a team of sharp-eyed inspectors give each PCB a final careful check-over.  Here an inspector checks a customer’s assembly panel.  She looks for any cosmetic defects like scratches.  Then she measures the panel against the mechanical drawing, checking hole diameters with a tapered probe.



If everything is OK, she prints out the production release note.

After inspection the PCBs are vacuum-sealed to keep out dirt and moisture.  Then they are bubble-wrapped, securely boxed, sealed and shipped off to the customers throughout Europe by overnight courier.  The process is complete.  We have followed our PCB from the customer’s original design to the physical circuit board on its way to him to be assembled into his finished product.