How to Calculate Takt Time in Production Process
Knowing Takt time helps you to estimate your service delivery process and process/software outcome. It can help you achieve a consistent, continuous flow of production, eliminate the waste of overproduction by producing to actual customer...
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- Takt time is the pace of production (E.g in Manufacturing one piece every minute) that aligns production with customer demand
- In plain English, it is how fast you need to manufacture product in order to fill your customer demand
- Takt time calculation=Available time / customer demand. For example if customer requires 100 bulbs a day, the Takt time the Takt time is 8 hrs /100
- 8 hrs is the working time in your 9 hours working day (so you need to exclude your breaks, meetings etc) to mention the available time(numerator)
- This means a bulb to be completed every 4.8 minutes
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