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What is bundling and ticketing in textile industries?
"Bundle ticket" is a type of software used in India that tracks assembly line production in the textile industry.
What are the examples of secondary industries?
In secondary industries the jobs are mainly manufacturing. So working on an assembly line would be a good example.5 examples are Carpenter, Baker, Builder, Sewing machinist and Car manufactorer
What type of products or services does Rittal offer?
The company known as Rittal offers many products such as factory machines. These vary from the information technology machines that run the process to the power distribution systems to power the production line.
Practical design layout types in operations management?
There are four types of layouts process layout, product layout, project layout and cellular layout. 1. Process Layout:- It is also called functioanl layout. It is generally associated with batch production. Factory is divided into similar process units. and with in these similar process units all similar facilities are groped together. Example Movie sets or studios. 2. Product layout:- It is also called line layout. the layout plant, size and shape of building, location and shape of storage yard, position of material handling equipment is such that material is flowed in one direction at the steady rate. All equipments and machines used in this process are of special type and highly trained labor is used in this layout. Examples are assembly lines of automobiles, refrigerators, radio, televisions and air conditioners. 3.Project layout:- It is also called fixed position layout. in this type of layout procut to be produced remain at fixed position and machine,material and man are brought at the asssimbly position. Examples Aeroplane, ships and heavy machines. 4. Cellular Layouts:- Primarily this type of layout is an attempt to reduce the complexity of process layouts. It divides transforming resource up into small clusters which can be used to act upon different products or product groups. Within each cell layout can be almost identical to product layout
Where can one purchase used process equipment?
One can find used process equipment via the eBay website. One may also find used process equipment on the Amazon website and the Gumtree website. The items available really depend on the type of process equipment required.
In the production process a mainframe computer assembly line at IBM is an example of which type of facilities layout?
fixed-position
Do workers remain in one place on an assembly line?
Whether workers remain in one place on an assembly line depends on the line and type of product. Many companies rotate positions on the line at intervals.
Do workers remain in one place in assembly line?
Whether workers remain in one place on an assembly line depends on the line and type of product. Many companies rotate positions on the line at intervals.
What do you call the type of production that the auto industry uses?
assembly line production.
Are assembly lines still used today?
Almost everything manufactured today is built on some type of assembly line. Most assembly lines use only machines and robots to build products, but there are some companies, who make higher-end quality products, that use human labor in the majority of the process.
In what type of production does a conveyor belt move and workers stay in one place?
assembly line
The type of production in which a conveyor belt moves and workers stay in one place is called?
Assembly line (:
What does the colored stripes on the tire tread means?
They are an easy identification of the tread type during the manufacturing and assembly process.
The use of robots on assembly lines is an example of this type of external force that affects business cycles.?
technology
The use of robots on assembly lines is an example of this type of external force that affects business cycles?
technology
What is a type of layout where the items being worked on remains stationary and workers materials and equipment are moved about as needed?
Assembly line
What does an assembly line do?
amanufacturing process in which parts (usually interchangeable parts) are added to a product in a sequential manner using optimally planned logistics to create a finished product much faster than with handcrafting-type methods. The assembly line developed by Ford Motor Company between 1908 and 1915 made assembly lines famous in the following decade through the social ramifications of mass production, such as the affordability of the Ford Model T and the introduction of high wages for Ford workers.
