Widgets |
- Design
- Volume and Weight
- Part Gallery
- Manufacturing
- Material Usage
- Production Time
- Labor Cost
- Financing
- Injection Molding
- Clamping Force
- Cooling Time
- Thermal Diffusivity
- Machining
- Milling Speed and Feed
- Milling Horsepower
- Milling Step-over Distance
- Drilling Speed and Feed
- Drilling Horsepower
- Drill Size Chart
- Tap Size Chart
- Turning Speed and Feed
- Turning Horsepower
- Turning Roughness
- Sheet Metal
- Bend Allowance
- Bending Springback
- V-Bending Force
- Wipe Bending Force
- Deep Drawing Force
The production time for a manufacturing process is primarily determined from the cycle time, but must also account for the defect rate, machine uptime, and machines used. Using these parameters, the run quantity, run time, down time, total production time, and production rate (parts/hr) will be calculated. The production time does not include the time for any initial setup or post-processing operations.