During Production Inspection
Mid-production check at 20 to 80% completion. Identifies systemic defects while corrections are still possible, before a batch-level failure becomes a full-shipment problem.
Catch the problem before it's built into 10,000 units
A DUPRO is conducted mid-production, typically when 20 to 80% of units have been produced and partially packed. The inspector checks production-line output against your approved specification, identifies emerging defect patterns, and reports while the factory still has time to correct them.
The economics are straightforward: the cost of DUPRO is always less than the cost of a failed FRI. A defect found at DUPRO affects 500 units. The same defect found at FRI affects the entire shipment.
When you need DUPRO
New supplier relationships. New product categories. High-value orders. Complex assembly products where tooling variation or process drift can affect consistency across a production run.
What changes at mid-production
Early production reflects special factory attention. Mid-production is when standard operating conditions take over. Tooling wear shows. Material batch variation appears. DUPRO catches these inflection points.
Book a During Production Inspection
One mid-production visit per order. Same report standard as FRI. Structured defect classification, 24-hour turnaround.