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TS 16949 7.1.2. says: "...For attribute data sampling, the acceptance level shall be zero defects (see 8.2.3.1.).
For example, we measured the wall thickness of a rubber hose (lets say in final control) and find the first sample out of spects. Does this mean we should not try another sample and directly start %100 control?
Another example: We cut a 5 g. sample from a 30 kg mix of rubber and find out it's properties are out of specs. Does this mean that we should not try another sample from the lot and run the previous process (mixing), i.e. rework.
Can anybody provide some explanations on this requirement?
Regards
For example, we measured the wall thickness of a rubber hose (lets say in final control) and find the first sample out of spects. Does this mean we should not try another sample and directly start %100 control?
Another example: We cut a 5 g. sample from a 30 kg mix of rubber and find out it's properties are out of specs. Does this mean that we should not try another sample from the lot and run the previous process (mixing), i.e. rework.
Can anybody provide some explanations on this requirement?
Regards

