
Abnormal hole
A through-hole larger than the natural pore tolerance registered for the part.
Applies to
SPG-100SPG-060PAD-085SPG-140
Visual examples linked to the parts where each defect applies. A natural hole within tolerance is normal; an abnormal hole above it is a problem.

A through-hole larger than the natural pore tolerance registered for the part.

A rupture with irregular edges; a part defect rather than an object on top.

A brown pest with recognisable legs and antennae on the white surface.

A small beetle on non-woven material, distinct from grain, pores and shadows.

Absorbed contamination with a darker centre and diffuse edge.

A saturated paint drop or smear partly absorbed into the pores.
| Code | Name | Severity | Occurrences | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| insect |
Insect / pest
An insect or part of one trapped in the part. Immediate scrap on food/medical lines.
|
Critical | 3 | Active | Edit |
| hair |
Hair / fiber
Hair or lint stuck to the part. Shows up as a thin dark line.
|
Major | 3 | Active | Edit |
| metal |
Metal fragment
Chips or screws. Can read bright because of the reflection.
|
Critical | 0 | Active | Edit |
| plastic |
Plastic fragment
Flash or plastic debris from another step. Colored, easy to detect.
|
Major | 1 | Active | Edit |
| stationery |
Stationery / tool debris
Pencil, eraser, cap — an object brought in by the operator.
|
Major | 1 | Active | Edit |
| stain |
Stain / soiling
Oil, dust or liquid. The edge is blurry.
|
Minor | 1 | Active | Edit |
| tear |
Chip / tear
Missing material. Not a foreign object, but still a reject.
|
Major | 2 | Active | Edit |
| hole |
Abnormal hole
A through-hole larger than the natural pore tolerance registered for the part.
|
Major | 0 | Active | Edit |
| unknown |
Unclassified foreign object
Detected but not typed yet. A human confirms it in the image bank.
|
Major | 4 | Active | Edit |
| paint |
Paint contamination
A paint drop or smear partly absorbed into the material.
|
Major | 0 | Active | Edit |