Manufacturing processes

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Manufacturing

• Arrived from the Latin word Manu factus,
  Meaning made by hand.
• Manufacturing is the process of Converting raw
  materials into products.
• Manufacturing is the process of turning raw
  materials or parts into finished goods through
  the use of tools, human labor, machinery, and
  chemical processing.

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Types of manufacturing

• 1 Mass production
• 2 Batch Process manufacturing
• 3 Job shop
• 4 Discrete manufacturing
• 5 Machining

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Mass production

• Mass production, also known as flow production or
  continuous production, is the production of
  substantial amounts of standardized products in a
  constant flow,

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Batch Process manufacturing

• Batch production is a method of manufacturing
  where the products are made as specified groups
  or amounts, within a time frame. A batch can go
  through a series of steps in a large
  manufacturing process to make the final desired
  product.

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Job shop

• A Small business that makes a single product or
  a small number of a product for one customer at a
  time People who work in job shops are generally
  multi-skilled because the work requires it.

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Discrete manufacturing

• Discrete manufacturing is the production of
  distinct items. Automobiles, furniture, toys,
  smartphones, and aeroplanes are examples of
  discrete manufacturing products.

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Machining

• Machining is a process in which a material is cut
  to a desired final shape and size by a controlled
  material-removal process.

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