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Standardised components
Outsourced parts that speed up manufacturing.
Lean manufacturing
Philosophy to reduce waste in production.
Just In Time (JIT)
Production method creating items as needed.
One-off production
Manufacturing a single unit for specific needs.
Batch production
Producing multiple units at once in sets.
Mass production
High volume manufacturing with minimal manual labor.
Continuous production
Non-stop production to meet constant demand.
Prototypes
Initial models used for testing and design.
3D printing
Additive manufacturing for creating one-off products.
Jigs
Tools to enhance accuracy in repetitive tasks.
Patterns
Templates used to guide production processes.
Templates
Predefined forms to streamline manufacturing tasks.
Set-up costs
Initial expenses to prepare production lines.
Production volumes
Quantities of products made in manufacturing.
High automation
Use of machines to reduce manual labor.
Low unit cost
Cost per item decreases with higher production.
High unit cost
Cost per item increases with lower production.
Minimum flexibility
Limited ability to adapt production processes.
Maximum flexibility
High adaptability in production methods.
Skilled workers
Trained individuals performing complex tasks.
Unskilled workers
Individuals performing basic, repetitive tasks.
Seasonal products
Items produced in batches based on demand.
Defects
Flaws in products affecting quality and usability.
Excessive inventory
Overstocking items beyond necessary levels.
Inappropriate processing
Using unsuitable methods for product manufacturing.
