Assembly process

Definition

The assembly process is a sequence of operations in manufacturing where components are joined to form a final product. It involves systematically putting together different parts according to a specific order and method to achieve efficiency and quality.

Related terms

Production Line: A sequence of workstations in a factory where successive operations are performed on a product as it moves along the line.

Quality Control: The process by which businesses ensure that product quality is maintained or improved by identifying and eliminating causes of defects.

Lean Manufacturing: A systematic method for waste minimization within a manufacturing system without sacrificing productivity