Quality is all about process but people’s instinct is crucial
You can have all the gauges, checks, and calibrated setups in the world…
…and still miss the part where someone says: "That thread looks fine, but something's off."
We've seen it more than once where an operator or inspector who just knows when to take a closer look. No warning flags, just experience and something that told them to check again.
Sometimes the best QA tools don't have a screen.
Have you ever had first hand experience of these changes or are your manufacturers just dealing with it for you?
