Printing Color Digital Inspection: (2) Proofing Checks and Mass Production Inspection

Release Date： 2024-05-27 15:51:07 View Count： 0

Before mass production, on-press proofing must meet specified color data requirements. Once confirmed by the brand or auditing party, mass production can proceed. Brands like Apple and Google include this step, often with designated personnel visiting to inspect and evaluate samples on-site, ensuring the flawless presentation of the final product. Third-party inspection companies, such as GMI, also play a role; if submitted proofs fail to meet standards, mass production cannot commence.

Regarding mass production inspection, this serves as another quality control measure for brands to identify and rectify any discrepancies. It involves placing color bars of varying specifications directly onto sheets during mass printing for monitoring. For instance, Seagate places short color bars on the insertion slots or gluing areas of packaging boxes, allowing random checks to ensure the color of each finished package falls within the established standards.

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