Suspect stock at the line — and no spare hands to screen it?
Sorting, Rework & Inspection — NOK Stopped Before the Line
Sorting, rework and inspection is independent 100% screening of suspect parts — visual, dimensional and functional — with NOK segregation, rework coordination and full traceability. It is the execution arm of containment: GP-12 early-production checks, third-party inspection (TPI) and pre-shipment verification that stop defects before they reach the customer line.
Screening deployed rapidly worldwide · full traceability · scoped per project.
When you need this
- A suspect batch needs 100% screening you cannot staff in-house.
- A new or redesigned part requires GP-12 early-production containment.
- A customer requires independent third-party inspection (TPI) of shipments.
- Rework volume is rising and needs coordinated, documented execution.
- You are transitioning a supplier and want clean deliveries guaranteed.
How it works
- 1
Define scope & criteria
Characteristics to check, acceptance criteria and boundary samples are agreed so screening is repeatable and defensible.
- 2
Deploy & screen
100% visual, dimensional and functional screening at your plant, at the supplier, at the customer, or off-site — with clear OK / NOK segregation.
- 3
Rework & document
NOK parts are routed to coordinated rework or scrap, and every lot carries traceability and a disposition record.
- 4
Verify & report
Pre-shipment verification confirms clean deliveries; quantities, yield and ppm are reported in the customer’s format.
What we deliver
- 100% Visual, Dimensional & Functional Sorting
- Rework Coordination
- GP-12 Early Production Containment
- Third-Party Inspection (TPI)
- Documentation & Traceability
- Pre-shipment Verification
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