Manufacturing Processes Book

Manufacturing is the making of goods, from televisions and automobiles to guitars and clothing. There are several standard manufacturing processes applied across industries, and companies can vary which they use or tailor productions to design and business needs. In this article, we explore what a manufacturing process is and discuss the different processes, how to use them and the advantages of each.

What is a manufacturing process?

A manufacturing process is how a company builds or creates a product. It can be a complex activity that involves a range of machinery, tools and equipment with many levels of automation using computers, robots and cloud-based technology.

A business establishes its own manufacturing process to produce goods specifically for its customers. A company decides which production method to choose based on factors such as consumer demand, sales forecasts, the assembly technique, materials involved and what resources are available. For example, you might choose to make a product in bulk batches while a certain ingredient is in stock or on sale, or in smaller numbers to fulfill customer orders without having additional storage costs.

Many of today's manufacturing processes date back to the Industrial Revolution of the 1800s, which took industry from man-made to man-and-machine-made, and as technology advances, processes get easier to understand and follow. Each approach is unique with certain advantages to complete a specific task, and there are sub-sectors within the industry such as food, apparel, chemical or electronic manufacturing.

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