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    Single Minute Exchange of Dies (S.M.ED)

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    This is a presentation made by me for Production & quality management subject in SYBMS. This presentation will explains you the SMED concept, origin, Steps to apply the concept, some examples & the most Important & unique relation Of SMED & F1 racing. I have related the smed with the pit stop of F1 car & how the pit stop is possible in 15 seconds. Hope you like it. Thank you.

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    This is a presentation made by me for Production & quality management subject in SYBMS. This presentation will explains you the SMED concept, origin, Steps to apply the concept, some examples & the most Important & unique relation Of SMED & F1 racing. I have related the smed with the pit stop of F1 car & how the pit stop is possible in 15 seconds. Hope you like it. Thank you.

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    This is a presentation made by me for Production & quality management subject in SYBMS. This presentation will explains you the SMED concept, origin, Steps to apply the concept, some examples & the most Important & unique relation Of SMED & F1 racing. I have related the smed with the pit stop of F1 car & how the pit stop is possible in 15 seconds. Hope you like it. Thank you.

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    Single Minute Exchange of Dies (S.M.ED)

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    Anchal singh
    This is a presentation made by me for Production & quality management subject in SYBMS. This presentation will explains you the SMED concept, origin, Steps to apply the concept, some examples & the most Important & unique relation Of SMED & F1 racing. I have related the smed with the pit stop of F1 car & how the pit stop is possible in 15 seconds. Hope you like it. Thank you.

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    Single Minute

    Exchange of
    Dies
    Group no. : 11
    Name: Anchal Singh
    Roll no.: 7554
    What is SMED?
    Single Minute Exchange of Dies
    is process changeover in 9
    minutes or less.

    The process was developed


    by Shigeo Shingo at Mazda,
    Mitsubishi and Toyota in the
    1950’s and 1960’s.
    The SMED Process
    Preliminary Stage – Observe and
    record.

    Stage 1 – Separate internal and


    external activities.

    Stage 2 – Convert internal


    activities to external activities.

    Stage 3 – Streamline all activities.


    all activities.
    Preliminary Stage
    Recorder
    Overall duration (from last product
    to first good product).
    Describe the change (from what to
    what?).
    Timers

    Time each step


    Stage 1
    Separate internal and external
    activities.
     Study each internal step and ask if it
    could be external.
    Common issues:
    • Dies in remote storage racks.
    • Spanners not available.
    Stage 2
    Convert internal to external.
     Ask why the remaining internal steps
    can’t be external.
     Re-examine the true function of each
    step.
     Common issues:
    • Cold dies – using material to heat the dies.
    • No record of settings.
    Stage 3
    Streamline all activities.
     Analyze the elements (facts), and
    discuss all possible ways of improving
    the step.
     Study the external activities as well as
    the internal activities.
     Common issues:
    • Fastenings – Are bolts needed? If so
    remember that only the last turn tightens a
    nut or bolt.
    • Standardize die heights.
    Routing Diagram
    (before)
    Routing Diagram (after)
    Step 0
    Step 1
    Step 2
    Step 3
    Step 4
    Step 5
    Step 6
    Thank
    you

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