Improved work efficiency and cost reduction through tray sharing!
We will introduce case studies of products that use different packaging materials for in-process and shipping purposes.
Before implementation, in the harness manufacturing process, immediately after the completion of parts, the resin parts were at a high temperature of around 110°C to 120°C, so they were stored in temporary containers until the harness could cool down. When shipping the harnesses, we used PP vacuum-formed trays, but in the high-temperature state immediately after part completion, the vacuum-formed trays would melt, necessitating the use of temporary containers for cooling the parts. After cooling the parts, they were transferred to the shipping PP vacuum-formed trays for shipment.
By changing the shipping trays to heat-resistant PP sheets, temporary containers became unnecessary. By switching to heat-resistant PP sheets, we were able to set the parts in the shipping trays as soon as they were completed.
[Implementation Points]
- By using the same containers for both in-process and shipping, we can reduce the work of transferring items.
- Since the containers are shared for both in-process and shipping, we can reduce the need for extra storage space for materials.
- Selection of materials suitable for the product.
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- Company:TSK
- Price:100,000 yen-500,000 yen