Assembly Line, Is a manufacturing process in which parts (usually interchangeable parts) are added as the semi-finished assembly moves from workstation to workstation where the parts are added in sequence until the final assembly is produced., Coordinate-measuring Machine, This ensures measurements are correct on a product. If you’re making something out of metal and it has a really tight tolerance, for example if it needs to be perfectly flat, the CMM checks to make sure the measurements are in line with the standard., Cycle Time, Is a very common phrase used in the manufacturing sector. It is an essential manufacturing key performance indicator for a number of systems and other calculations., Downtime, This is the amount of time a plant or particular cell, line, or machine is down, or off-line, and not producing any product., Takt Time, This is the average time between the start of production of one machine and the start of the production of another machine., Total Productive Maintenance, Is designed to increase the efficiency of the equipment. It is geared towards preventive maintenance on machinery and is often spearheaded by the machine operators themselves., Utilization, Is a percentage or KPI that shows the amount of total capacity that is being used at a particular time..

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