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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.

8,256 Questions

What is the NAICS code for fabricated metal?

NAICS Code(s) 332999 (All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing)

What were Christmas ornaments made of back in history?

They didn't celebrete the way we do now. Back then they always put a star on the top of the tree, it was a tradition back then. Sometimes they would use popcorn on stings as ornaments. They might have had light, but it depends on how far your going back. People back then didn't have as much money as we do now, so they used creative ways to decorate. P.S. Let me know if you know any cool ideas they did back then, please.

How many trees does it take make make 3000 sheets of paper?

A little more than one third of a tree is needed to make 3,000 sheets of copy paper

Why dont they make ultima II makeup anymore?

Ultima II was Revlon's attempt to enter the department store.

Revlon makes "mass market" cosmetics that you might find in a drugstore or a Walmart-like store. You get shelf space in one of those places by renting it - if it costs $25 per peg per month and you're guaranteed 300 product slots, you pay the store $7500 and they display your cosmetics on 300 pegs, bins or whatever the item needs for a month. (It could be more or less; I never sold shelf space. But that's how it's done.) Once you have the shelf space, you just send them the makeup and they have their own staff put it in the racks.

Department store counters require that you hire staff, buy very expensive floor space, and maintain an "image" for your brand. And Revlon's problem was convincing people they weren't putting drugstore makeup in fancy packages and selling it for three times the price. Eventually Revlon pulled the line out of department stores, and eventually out of North America entirely.

Can you get syrup from maple trees in Arkansas?

Yes! We are trying it for the first time this year. We have already tapped several trees and have a good amount of sap collected. We will be boiling the sap down into syrup in a few days.

What is NAICS Code 525910 for?

NAICS Code 525910 is for open-end investment funds

What is the average wage for an Indian factory worker?

The average Indian CEO earns approximately $4000000 per capita per solar panel per Damonian. But really it depends on the quality of the briefcase.

What company was the first to sell Christmas ornaments in 1880?

It is Woolworth's that is credited as being the first in America to begin selling modern glass christmas ornaments in 1880. However, they were not the first ever anywhere. Commercial, modern Christmas ornaments date back to at least the early 1800s, when glassblowers from Lauscha, Germany began mass-producing the glass baubles. Queen Victoria helped popularize the trend throughout Europe - her Christmas tree in 1832 was covered in the decorations. Then, sometime in the 1870s, F.W. Woolworth discovered the trend on a visit to Europe, and, being the first to import the German-made decorations to the states, where he first sold them in 1880.

What insects eat cotton?

The boll weevil is the most notorious of the insects. There is actually a statue to the boll weevil in Enterprise Alabama. This insect was so destructive that the state paid the farmers to diversify out of cotton production.

What is NAICS Code 551112?

NAICS Code 551112 stands for offices of other holding companies

Is 304 stainless steel used in commercial kitchens in Australia?

304 is the most common stainless steel so it is very much likely to be used in commercial kitchens. It has good weldability and therefore is likely to be used for commercial and industrial kitchens.

If its complex kitchen with difficult welds 304L may be used as it has increased levels of carbon to improve welding.

How are NAICS codes assigned?

The Census Bureau assigns a NAICS code to each establishment based on its primary activity

What are the costs of paraplegia?

It depends what cost you are referring to, mentally the costs can be quite high, if we are talking money here then there are places where you can get help. Go and see your doctor for more information.

Why is the nylon fabric expensive than cotton?

on my opinion. nylon fabric is expensive than cotton because of the processes the nylon under goes and for the fact that nylon is a synthetic sustitute for cotton thus it uses synthetic matterials which adds up the cost of the nylon fabric

Sweet and short poem on industrial safety?

Industrial Safety

It all begins with the safety shoe,

Protective glasses may not give you the best view,

We all know, they're often essential,

Accidents may result in loss of potential.

A british safety advert in the late 80s

Updated poem

If at work you drop a spanner, it will travel in a downward manner.

A fifth of accident's or more Illustrate old Newtons law.

So if you handle tools up there, let you watch word be take care.

Its better to be safe than dead, so get a hat and keep your head.

What is pliatex rubber made of?

Pliatex is a pre-vulcanised natural rubber latex.

Latex comes from the sap of the rubber tree (Hevea) that has been cleaned and concentrated and then put into a stabilising solution (water + ammonia) to prevent coagulation and microbial development.

Natural rubber itself is composed of latex proteins.

To enhance the characteristic of the natural latex, vulcanising agents are added, usually sulfur based chemicals. The mix is then heated. This process helps the proteins to form di-sulfur bridges that bind latex proteins to each other. This makes the latex more resistant.

How are fixed costs separated from variable costs?

Fixed costs pertain to expenditures (bills) that you have to pay regardless as to how well your business is doing. Taxes, utilities, maintenance and such.

Variable costs change depending on your circumstances. If your sales of a given product increase, you will need to spend more in acquiring the materials needful to make that product, or hire additional workers to make it, and such like that.

Does a person die if his hand is cut off?

That depends on the circumstances. He might die having lost too much blood unless the wound had some kind of compression bandage put on it. Shock/pain from the trauma of the injury coupled with blood loss might be fatal. Infection after the fact can easily be fatal if no medical intervention is made. With some good basic first aid right after the injury and professional care in 24 to 48 hours, the victim should not have to die. Certainly their life will change for the loss of a hand, however.