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A type of process in which items follow the same equipment routing and can be produced with little or no interruption.

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A type of process in which sets of items move through the manufacturing steps in a group.

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The duration between the completion of two successive, discrete units of production.

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The time when operators or resources are not producing.

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A type of process where each job follows a distinct routing through the shop, often requiring equipment setups or changeovers, but enabling the production of a great variety of products.

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The sequence of activities that result in a product or service deliverable.

$1.$

Continuous Production

$2.$

Cycle Time

$3.$

Batch Production

$4.$

Jumbled Production

$5.$

Process Flow

$6.$

Idle Time