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In order to ensure your products are manufactured to the standards you require, production monitoring checks are an essential part of the process.<\/p>\n

What is production monitoring?<\/h2>\n

Typically, production monitoring will take place around half way through the manufacturing process, but before the products are packaged and shipped.<\/p>\n

Production monitoring is different however, from the pre-shipment inspection<\/a>, which involves checking random samples<\/a> once the manufacturing has been completed. Production monitoring is a more thorough inspection of the product carried out a multiple stages.<\/p>\n

The check actually takes place on the assembly line, so that any potentially defective or low quality products can be removed from the line in order to be repaired and fixed to meet the required standards.<\/p>\n

Why is production monitoring an essential part of the manufacturing process?<\/h2>\n

There are a number of reasons why production monitoring can save you a lot of time and money in both the short and the long-term:<\/p>\n