Destructive vs Non-Destructive Bag Testing: When to Use Each
Every bag testing question eventually splits into two families: destructive tests that break a sample to learn its limit, and non-destructive tests that examine it whole. Choosing wrongly wastes production, fails a lot you never should have, or certifies a bag you...
Inline vs Final Inspection for Bag Orders: What Each Catches, What Each Misses
Two inspections protect a bag order, and they are not interchangeable. Inline versus final inspection is the question of when you look – during production or after packing – and the answer determines which defects you can still fix and which you can only...
Reading AQL Tables in 10 Minutes: Defect Classes and Accept/Reject Decisions
Reading AQL Tables in 10 Minutes: Defect Classes and Accept/Reject Decisions An AQL table is the small chart that decides whether a bag shipment is accepted or rejected, and it reads in minutes once you know the three numbers. Most quality disputes are really a...
AQL for Bag Orders: Choosing Levels, Limits, and Sample Sizes
Related: See our guide on reading aql tables defect classes accept reject.