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Commercial Production Methods: One-off (Job) production; understand that this involves producing ‘one off’ products. Every item produced is different. It is labour intensive. Batch Production involves the production of a specified quantity of a product. Batches can be repeated as many times as required. This type of production method is flexible and can be used to produce batches of similar products with only a small change to the tooling. e.g. using templates and jigs. High Volume Production involves producing large numbers of identical products for a relatively low cost. The production is usually broken down into sub assemblies of smaller components. This form of mass production has a low labour cost or completely automated. Can include Continuous Flow production which involves uninterrupted 24 hrs/day production of products that are always in demand. This type of production continues because it is expensive to shut down and then re-start. Only a small workforce is needed to maintain the process.

Batch Production Techniques: Templates; a tool that is used to mark out accurately every time Jigs; a tool that is used to cut or drill in the correct place every time Formers; A tool that material can be shaped around to make it the same shape every time CAD & CAM;

JIGS

TEMPLATES

FORMERS