Assembly Line Production

Definition

Assembly line production is a manufacturing process where a product is divided into individual tasks, and each task is performed by different workers in a sequence. This allows for efficient mass production and increased productivity.

Related terms

Mass Production: Mass production refers to the large-scale manufacturing of goods using assembly line techniques to produce a high volume of products quickly.

Division of Labor: Division of labor is when tasks are divided among individuals or groups in order to increase efficiency and specialization.

Interchangeable Parts: Interchangeable parts are identical components that can be used in place of one another in manufacturing processes, allowing for easier assembly and repair.