Zero defects requires 100% inspection of the final product.

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Zero defects does not necessarily require 100% inspection of the final product. Rather, it involves identifying and addressing potential defects throughout the entire production process to prevent defects from occurring in the first place. This approach, known as zero defect manufacturing, focuses on continuous improvement of processes and quality control measures to eliminate defects and improve product quality.

Zero Defects Requires 100% Inspection of the Final Product