Compare floor inspection and centralized inspection on the basis of (i) Definition. (ii) Measuring instruments used (iii) Suitability. (iv) Mode of inspection.

Compare floor inspection and centralized inspection on the basis of (i) Definition. (ii) Measuring instruments used (iii) Suitability. (iv) Mode of inspection.
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Floor Inspection
Centralized Inspection
Definition.
Inspection is done at the place where the part is made or assembled is called floor inspection.
The inspection is done at a particular centralized place is called centralized inspection.
Measuring instruments used
Generally small and light weight instruments are used for floor inspection.
Sensitive and delicate instrument can be used for centralized inspection as it is done in lab.
Suitability.
Heavy parts are inspected in floor inspection
Light weight parts can be chosen for centralized inspection.
Mode of inspection.
Online inspection is possible
Offline inspection needs to be done.
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