First, you have to do is cleaning up your production lines from any access of parts or materials. Then arrange or divide the production line into production cells or production centers, and list up what parts or materials it needed each cell.
Second, determine the speed of production, hourly or daily, it should be constant.
Third, determine the type of pallet to contain for the parts or the material. Manually handled pallet plus the parts should not wight more than 25kgs. Then you are able calculate how many parts are in each pallet.
Fourth, then decide an area divided as the production line divided by cells, to place all the pallets needed respective to the production cells.
Fifth, determine the lead time to provide the replenishment for each parts, in hours, then multiply with production speed per hour, you get the reordering point, Red Line, number of pallets and number of the Cards (Kanban) at reordering point.
Sixth, since you have the daily production speed, you can calculate as in the fifth, and you get quantity of the pallets and quantify of the Cards that will be in the production cell before reordering.
Seventh, now you get the total numbers of the Cards as well as the pallets and make a rack for the Card Hanger.
Eight, then arrange working routine as follows; by the end of working day (supposedly you work one shift) all the production lines are supplied with the parts (in sets) it needed, ready for the next day production.
Appoint a person as Router, to take the empty pallet as well as the card attached to each pallet.
Place the empty pallet in Empty Pallet Area, and hang on the Card Hanger.
Appoint another man as Store Keeper, who is checking the store for Red Line, if he sees one, then he should go to the Card hanger, take the respective Cards, put it on the respective pallets and send it to the Process Before or Supplier.
To keep the Router and Store Keeper awareness, you can install automatic alarm or red light.
Any point on the PPC curve
At any point of underutilization/any point inside of the curve
PPF- product possibility frontier.
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A Kanban system is a means to achieve Just-in-time (JIT) production. It works on the basis that each process on a production line pulls just the number and type of components the process requires, at just the right time You can have JIT without Kanban But cannot have Kanban with JIT
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What the Japanese call Kanban, the English speaking world calls just in time ordering
KonBon
The cast of Kin kanban jinkuro - 1921 includes: Matsunosuke Onoe
The cast of Kin kanban jinkuro - 1915 includes: Matsunosuke Onoe
There are several good site with information about Kanban systems. Handsongroup and Pqa(net) are two that give simple explanations. Ezinearticles give an explanation for eight types of Kanban Systems.
A manufacturer of thermostats uses a Kanban system to control the flow of materials. The packaging center processes 10 thermostats an hour and receives completed thermostats every 30 minutes. Containers hold 5 thermostats each. (a) How many Kanban are needed for the packing center? (b) If management decides to keep two thermostats as safety stock, how many Kanban will be needed?
SAP = Soon as possible
Kanban is a method of inventory control, originally developed in Japanese automobile factories, that keeps inventories low by scheduling needed goods and equipment to arrive a short time before a production run begins. eKanban is simply a computerized version of Kanban, giving manufacturers real-time visibility into their supply chain. DatacraftSolutions.com is an eKanban software provider.
Kanban is used to develop software programs and software processes. It does this by using a scheduling system for JIT programs to control the logistical chain of software links.
No matter who invented it or how many times it is improved - the Japanese call it Kanban, the Americans call it Just-in-time. What that means is just as you run out of stock of a particular product the next delivery arrives.