AQL sampling, worked out while the inspector works.
ISO 2859-1, General Inspection Level II. The sample size and the accept numbers are on screen before the first piece is checked, and the verdict updates with every defect logged.
2.5major AQL by default
4.0minor AQL by default
0critical defects accepted
Try a lot.
Change the lot size and the sample, accept and reject numbers follow, the way they do on the inspector’s screen. Then log defects and watch the verdict.
pieces
Lots of 3,201 to 10,000 pieces. Code letter L.
Sample
200pieces
Major
Ac 10Re 11 · AQL 2.5
Minor
Ac 14Re 15 · AQL 4.0
Critical
Ac 0Re 1 · zero tolerance
Critical
Accept up to 0, reject at 1
Major
Accept up to 10, reject at 11
Minor
Accept up to 14, reject at 15
Accept
Within 10 major and 14 minor. No critical defects.
ISO 2859-1, General Inspection Level II, normal inspection, single sampling. This demo covers lots of 91 to 35,000 pieces, where the major and minor plans both use the code letter’s own sample.
No lookup tables at the end of a shift.
- The lot sets the sampleThe inspector enters the lot size. The code letter, sample size and both accept numbers follow from ISO 2859-1.
- Separate plans, one sampleMajor and minor run as separate plans on the same sample. One critical defect ends it.
- A verdict that moves with the countEvery defect logged updates the running verdict, so nobody does arithmetic at the end of a long day.
- A photo at the findingEach defect carries the photo taken when it was found, so the record reads the same whoever wrote it.
- A clock on every failureA failed check raises a corrective action with a deadline. 24 hours inline, 72 at mid and final, 96 pre-shipment.
- The decision on the styleThe result, the photos and the correction sit on the style record, next to the shipment decision.
Twenty minutes, one style, your own protocol.
See a finished inspection first if you like. Then book 20 minutes and we will walk one of your styles through Pacod.
- One style is enoughSend one style. We walk it through Pacod and show you what it produces.
- A person answersSomeone from the team that builds Pacod.
- Close to the floorFrom Sri Lanka and India, on UTC+5:30.