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Manufacturing

Manufacturing is the use of tools, machines and labor to produce goods for sale or use. It may refer to various human activities ranging from handicraft to high tech, but is most commonly applied to industrial production where raw materials are transformed into finished goods.

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What is assembly only manufacturing?

Assembly only is a factory that fabricates or does the final assembling of a component.

What is difference among Stainless Steel surface Finishing 2B BA and 8K?

No. 2B: Cold rolled, pass-through highly polished rollers, annealed, pickled and passivated (very smooth, cloudy mirror surface)

No. 2BA: Bright annealed (BA or 2R) same as above then bright annealed under oxygen-free atmospheric conditions. (very smooth, grey in color, will reflect images very close to the surface, NOT a mirror)

No. 8: Mirror finish (visually the surface looks like a mirror)

When was cotton first used?

Eurasia, 2500 B.C.: The Harrapan people were the first to use cotton for clothing, towels and sheets. This is known because there are writings in the Rig Veda, a large collection of knowledge of the past time written roughly between 1700-1100 B.C.

What time does geek squad close?

Geek Squad precincts located inside of a Best Buy store have the same hours as that store. Stand alone stores have their own hours.

What is forecasting in production planning?

In production planning, we are primarly interested in in forecasting product demand. Because demand is likely to be random in most circumtances, can forecasting methods provide any value? Mostly yes. Although some portions of the demand process may be unpredictable, other portions may be predictable. Trends, cycles and seasonal variation may be present, all of which give us an advantage over trying to predict the outcome of a coin toss.

Is steel expensive?

Steel is relatively inexpensive when compared to materials like titanium and carbon fiber. It is a versatile material used extensively in construction and manufacturing.

What is considered as a direct labor?

Any process that changes an aspect of the manufactured component. Examples: forming, cutting, shaping, washing, packaging, joining, welding, plating, curing, drying, etc.

By inverse any process that does not change an aspect of the component is waste or indirect. Examples: inspection, transportation, weighing, testing, administration, management etc.

Explain how the concept of management can be viewed in manufacturing and servicing organizations. please tell me answer with detail?

= Explain how the concept of management can be viewed in manufacturing and servicing organizations. please tell me answer with detail? =

What is the difference between product and produce?

produce is used in agriculture

product is used in manufacturing

What is the difference between stainless steel flatware and stainless china flatware?

Presumably one is made in China? Other than that the question makes no obvious sense as functional flatware is essentially never made from anything but metal.

In which industry submersible pump comes?

What industry makes them or uses them? They come in sizes that vary from tiny to huge and are used for almost every purpose imaginable, from fountains in garden ponds to pumping water from mines.

What are the Importance of cost accounting to manufacturing?

How else would you know what costs really were and where they were incurred, and hence how to charge a price that produced a profit?

Various departmental functions in textile industry?

step 1: the seeds are removed from the raw cottom and is spun to get cotton yarn in a spinning mill step 2: then the yarn is brougt to a knitting mill where it is knitted to get cloth step 3: the knitted cloth is brougt to a dying mill step 4: the dyed cloth is then cut to required sizes and sitched to get clothes step 5: then it is ironed and packed

What is the Japanese textile dyeing technique which uses wax to resist the dye?

I've not heard of using wax but there is a similar Japanese dyeing technique which uses resist paste made from rice flour and rice bran. This katazome stenciling technique is described below and is taken from the Japanese Textile History page found on www.kimonoboy.com

Katazome is a Japanese originated method of dyeing textiles with a resist paste which is applied through a paper stencil (katagami). A sticky paste is made from rice flour and rice bran. This mixture is forced through a katagami (paper stencil) on to a piece of fabric, the stencil is removed and the paste on the fabric is allowed to dry. Next, the fabric is coated by brush with a sizing solution of soybean liquid. When the fabric is completely dry, the dyeing color is applied by brush. Then the sticky paste is washed away, and what remains is the stencil pattern in the fabric's original color and the surrounding area has absorbed color of the dye. Japan is credited with developing this dyeing technique to a level of unparalleled sophistication.

What is standardized manufacturing?

Meaning everything is standardized, it's made to be more efficient by using the same process and tools to produce parts. You could think of it as being the opposite of customized manufacturing.. Hope this helps!

How do you find names of managing directors?

Go the google search and type who is the managing director of so and so company. for example who is the managing director of tata consultancy service? then you can get the answer of it. or, if you are searching for many managing directors name you should mention the field you want on the google search.. for example managing directors of IT companies in india then you will be getting the answer. thank you Answered By Revathy MBA

Can apple wood be used for pipe making?

yeah i carved one yesterday, i gives it a nice flavor. Just make sure that the wood has dried for about 2 weeks then boil it to remove impurities from the wood and go to town.

What are the direct expenses in the manufacturing account?

Everything that is immediately involved in the manufacturing process - materials, energy, labour, tooling etc etc etc Indirect are things like space heating, ancillary staff - such as QA/QC, payroll, cleaners, warehousing costs etc etc

Cost accounting systems used by manufacturing companies are based on the?

1. History of business unit: The history of a business unit implies the duration of its existence, position in the industry, the rate of growth, policy and philosophy of management and the like. The history of business unit serves as the basis for designing the cost accounts in respect of necessity, simplicity, and investment involved in installing cost accounts.

2. Nature of the industry: The nature of business such as manufacturing, mining, trading, etc. determines the costing techniques to be applied. Similarly, the type of product manufactured also determines the method of costing that is to be employed. In other words, there is no all-purpose technique and method of costing that can be applied universally.

3. Product range: The range of products manufactured and sold also determines the method of costing to be selected. Accordingly range of products must be analyzed in terms of size, models, fashions, area of market, competitors and whether the products are made to customers' specification or for stocking and selling.

4. Technical considerations: Technical considerations that influence the installation of cost accounts are as follows:

(a) Size and layout of the factory

(b) The existence of production and service departments

(c) Flow of production

(d) Capacity of machines and degree of mechanization

(e) Existence of laboratories

(f) Internal transport and material handling equipments

(g) Production control techniques

(h) Inspection and testing of materials and finished goods.