DFMEA and PFMEA 🔍 | Opexity

What are the differences between DFMEA and PFMEA? 🔍
➡️ The goal of the DFMEA is to identify weak points in the product. Its task is to find and then limit or eliminate the causes, which can reduce reliability, prevent operation, make it difficult to mount or even cause loss of a function.
➡️ In the case of PFMEA, the goal is to identify those production factors that may lead to a product non-compliance with design requirements (which have been de facto defined, among others, by the DFMEA analysis).
❗️ In order to understand how they both work in practice, be sure to watch the full Failure Mode and Effect Analysis - FMEA course: bit.ly/39IdmfR ❗️
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Very well explained…👍