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LINE BALANCING LINE BALANCING Process Organization The Line Balancing is “ to design a smooth production flow by allotting processes to workers so as to allow each worker to complete t

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Line balancing

© SOFT Student Handouts,

By, Sunil Talekar, Faculty,

SOFT-Pune

© SOFT Student Handouts,

By, Sunil Talekar, Faculty,

SOFT-Pune

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What is line in apparel manufacturing?

Line : an assembly line composed of several work stations, at which specific operations are performed To work effectively, with no work pile-ups between stations, the line must be balanced,

e.g work must get through each workstation in

roughly the same amount of time.

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What is Line Planning?

Line planning is scheduling and allocating of orders to production lines according to product setting (product is being made in the line) and due dates of production completion A line plan defines when a style is going to be loaded to the line, how many pieces to be expected (target) from the line and when order to be completed For example, please refer to the following Table-1 , where a simple line planning has been shown in spread sheet.

During booking orders or allocating orders to the production line,

planners must check what is running on the line and how many days

it will take to complete the Running style.

Benefit of Line planning: It helps production manager as well as line supervisor with information such as what is the daily production

target for line They set their line (machines and manpower)

accordingly Line plan also provides information such as how many

days style would run, what is the next style going to be loaded?

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Line plan

Date Daily Prod. Cumm Prod. Daily Prod. Cumm Prod. Daily Prod.

1-Dec

loading #2341A,

5-Dec 400 1250 Qty -1500 piecesloading #Polo , 400

11-Dec Qty -5500 piecesloading #432K, 400 1500 400 12-Dec 100 100 Qty -4500 piecesloading #YK45, 100

 Daily Prod – Daily production or line output

Cumm Prod – Cumulative production of the style till date 

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LINE BALANCING

 LINE BALANCING (Process Organization) The Line Balancing is “

to design a smooth production flow by allotting processes to workers so as to allow each worker to complete the allotted workload within an even time ”

 LINE BALANCING (Process Organization) It is a system where you meet the production expectations and you can find the same amount of work in process in every operation at any point in the day

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WHY LINE BALANCING…

@ the main job in line balancing is to eliminate or

reduce wip (work in process) at bottleneck operations.

@ keeps inventory costs low, resulting in higher net income

@ allows operator to work all day long giving an

opportunity to earn more money and increases his/her work efficiency

@ keeps the prices low which turns into repeat sales

@ means better production planning

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Line balancing in apparel manufacturing

there are 3 rules for balancing

(1)have at least ½ hour of wip for each operation (2) Solve problems before they become any larger (3) Meet production goals by keeping every operator

working at their maximum capacity

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LINE BALANCING TOOLS

Production

sheets

Production

sheets

Daily production

report

Daily production

report

The inventory

levels by operation

The inventory

levels by operation

Production

boards

Production

boards

Stop watch Calculator

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Line balancing in apparel manufacturing

STEPS TO A BALANCED LINE

STEP 1 CALCULATION OF THE LABOR REQUIREMENTS AND CAPACITY STUDY

THE REQUIREMENT OF WORKER DEPENDS UPON THE PROBABLE EFFICIENCY OF THE LINE SELECTED AND PERCENTAGE OF TIME THEY WORK.

List down all operations with operator name as per operation sequence

List down all operations with operator name as per operation sequence

Check cycle time for each operation for five

consecutive cycles

Check cycle time for each operation for five

consecutive cycles With average cycle time calculate hourly capacity

of the operators

With average cycle time calculate hourly capacity

of the operators With the help of the hourly capacity, calculate the labour requirement

With the help of the hourly capacity, calculate the labour requirement

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Line balancing in apparel manufacturing

STEP 2 OPERATIONAL BREAKDOWN AND SETTING THE TARGET

B.

With the capacity data set target output per hour from one line

With the capacity data set target output per hour from one line

C.

Target per hour = Total no of operators X 60 /garment SAM

Target per hour = Total no of operators X 60 /garment SAM

D.

Current hourly operator production report is analyzed

Current hourly operator production report is analyzed

STANDARD ALLOWED MINUTES OF EACH OPERATION

+

A

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Line balancing in apparel manufacturing

STEP 3: TARGET SETTING

With the above step 1 & 2 data set

your target output per hour from one

line.

With the above step 1 & 2 data set

your target output per hour from one

line.

Generally it is calculated using

following formula (Target per hour=

Total no of operators X 60 /garment

SAM).

Generally it is calculated using

following formula (Target per hour=

Total no of operators X 60 /garment

SAM).

Check current hourly operator production report Draw a straight line with target output data on the line

graph. 

Check current hourly operator production report Draw a straight line with target output data on the line

graph. 

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* The time at which the longest time is

required is called “Bottleneck Process”

* The state of line organization should be

evaluated as “Organization Efficiency”

* Pitch Time provides average time allotted

to each worker.

* Using the pitch time and Bottleneck

Process Time.

STEP 4 IDENTIFICATION OF BOTTLENECK AREAS

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

160 140

115 80

140

105

Bottleneck process

Name of worker (In order of processes)

See picture of knitted trunk short, and develop operation breakdown and confirm possible bottleneck

H a n e s

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STEP4 ELIMINATION OF BOTTLENECKS FROM THE LINE

Club operations where possible Give the operator another operation with less work content considering machine type and sewing

thread colors. 

Club operations where possible Give the operator another operation with less work content considering machine type and sewing

thread colors. 

Shuffle operators Operations that have low work content use low performer while work content is higher use high performers.

Shuffle operators Operations that have low work content use low performer while work content is higher use high performers.

Add more operators at bottleneck operations Also compare the cost-benefits of putting

additional machine into the line

Add more operators at bottleneck operations Also compare the cost-benefits of putting

additional machine into the line

Improve workstation layout and improve

methods

Improve workstation layout and improve

methods

Do extra work at bottleneck operations

Reduce cycle time using work aids and

attachments

Reduce cycle time using work aids and

attachments

Methods of eliminating bottlenecks from the line

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Line balancing in apparel manufacturing

FROM IMBALANCED LINE

To Balanced line

All in all…

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Sl

No.

Operation List SAM

1 Pinning to profile 0.234

2 Run stitch collar 0.219

3 Trim collar 0.285

4 Clip and turn collar 0.223

5 Crease collar 0.381

6 Top stitch collar 0.42

7 Run stitch (R/s) collar band 0.291

8 Crease collar band 0.317

9 Insert collar in neck band 0.799

10 Turn and crease collar 0.452

11 Attach bias piece to cuff 0.874

12 Crease cuff 0.458

13 Hem cuff 0.501

14  R/s cuff 0.565

15 Trim cuff 0.36

16 Turn cuff 0.527

17 Crease cuff bottom 0.566

18 Attach placket to sleeve 0.795

19 Lock and make diamond 1.026

20 Sew pleats (4 no.) 0.389

21 Hem right front 0.494

22  Attach front placket 0.603

23 Crease pocket 0.542

24 Hem pocket mouth 0.28

25 Attach pocket to front 0.861

26 Attach brand label and tack loop 0.589

27 Crease patch pieces 0.236

28 Attach patch piece 0.333

29 Sew pleats 0.278

30 Attach yoke to back 0.475

31 Top stitch back yoke 0.365

32 Join shoulder 0.64

33 Top stitch shoulder 0.656

34 Attach collar 0.535

35 Close collar with size label 1.01

36 Sleeve attach 0.862

37 Top stitch armhole 0.678

38 Top stitch side seam 1.036

39 Attach & close cuff 0.696

40 Top stitch cuff 0.524

41 Hem bottom 0.947

Total SAM 22.322

Product: Full Sleeve Men’s Formal Shirt Brand: Arrow 

From given table draw a line diagram as well balance the line.

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