Different between rejection and rework

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Rejection is the decision to discard a product or material due to non-compliance with specified requirements. Rework is the process of correcting and repairing a defective product or material to meet the specified requirements.

Rejection is the complete removal of the non-compliant product or material from the production line.
Rework involves identifying and rectifying the specific defects or issues in the product or material.
Rejection is usually the preferred option when the non-compliance is severe or cannot be easily corrected.
Rework is often performed when the non-compliance is minor or can be fixed without compromising the overall quality.
Rejection may result in additional costs for replacement or disposal of the rejected items.
Rework may require additional time and resources to fix the defects and bring the product or material up to the required standards.

Accepted Answer

If no part is transport that's called rejected for ex hole miss spot failed crack  itc rework is part do done for transport that's called rework for ex rusty sent itc

Different between rejection and rework

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