[Case Study] Quality Improvement and Defect Countermeasures in Electrical Wiring Diagrams
Shortening lead times and reducing costs! Introducing a case study on "Quality improvement and defect measures in electrical wiring diagrams."
We would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of "Quality Improvement and Defect Countermeasures in Electrical Wiring Diagrams" handled by Takaki Manufacturing. During wiring work at the time of equipment assembly or maintenance, mistakes such as confusing the direction or type of connectors can occur. Our company rewrites the diagrams so that the type/direction of connectors can be visually identified in areas where errors are likely to occur. For example, by making it clear which are male and female connectors, we can prevent mistakes during assembly and improve workability. 【Case Overview】 ■ Issues - Mistakes in confusing direction and type of connectors occur ■ Results - Improved workability - Reduced wiring errors - Increased work efficiency - Shortened lead time and cost reduction *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is engaged in the production of transport carts used in semiconductor factories, as well as assembly and inspection work for semiconductors. At the same time, we strive for technological innovation, and currently, our main business includes the manufacturing and sales of multifunctional taping machines and other semiconductor back-end equipment, as well as various precision sheet metal processing and machining. Moving forward, we will continue to respond swiftly to our customers' diverse needs, with the motto of "good products, at lower prices, faster," and all employees will work together day and night on research and development of technology.