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 In the world of industrial systems and equipment, ensuring that everything is working as expected before deployment is essential. This is where FAT (Factory Acceptance Testing) and SAT (Site Acceptance Testing) come into play. These critical testing stages help ensure that your equipment meets all the necessary specifications and requirements, both before and after installation. At Sarom Global, we specialize in providing thorough FAT and SAT testing services , ensuring your systems are ready for operation with confidence. What is Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT)? FactoryAcceptance Testing (FAT) is a rigorous process that takes place before the equipment is shipped to the installation site. It ensures that all equipment, machinery, or systems meet the required specifications, perform as intended, and are free from defects before they leave the factory. FAT is typically conducted at the manufacturer's site and is a crucial step in verifying that the equipment complies with desig...

  FAT vs. SAT: Understanding the Differences Between Factory and Site Acceptance Testing In the field of system validation, factory acceptance testing (FAT ) and site acceptance testing (SAT) play pivotal roles in ensuring the reliability, functionality, and compliance of industrial systems.  This comprehensive guide aims to clarify the differences between FAT and SAT , shedding light on their significance, procedures, and implications in system validation processes. Understanding Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) Factory acceptance testing (FAT) is a crucial phase in the system validation process, conducted at the manufacturer's facility before system delivery. It involves pre-installation testing and quality assurance testing to verify that the system meets specified requirements and regulatory standards. FAT serves as a foundation for system verification testing and ensures that the system is ready for deployment. Exploring Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) Contrary to F...