Increasing the efficiency of CNC turning machines using the Single Minute Exchange Of Dies (SMED) Method in company X

Authors

  • Muhammad Faizal Nurrizky Widyatama University
  • Muhammad Anwar Septiana Universitas Widyatama
  • Jamari Machmudin Universitas Widyatama
  • Muhamad Syafii Universitas Widyatama

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33197/jitter.vol7.iss2.2021.526

Keywords:

Single Minute Exchange of Dies, SMED, CNC, set-up time

Abstract

 

Abstract

Company X is a company engaged in manufacturing that produces Aerospace Spare Parts products using CNC production machines. The obstacle faced by Enterprise X is the set-up time that is long and repetitive, this study aims to minimize set-up time in order to increase production productivity by using the Single Minute Exchange Die (SMED) method in company X. Stages conducted including steps to collect the set-up motion elements performed, separate the internal set-up into an external set-up, simplify all aspects of the set-up operation and calculate the productivity of the implementation of SMED. CNC machines in Company X number 8 machines where the level of machine efficiency reaches only 50% - 75%. Based on the company's production data that the contribution to the set-up activity is the biggest influence on the idle time of the CNC machine that reaches 55% with a set-up time of 51,05 minutes at every 1 set-up. The model set-up that is different for each operator becomes a problem in company X. Calculation of set-up time using the (SMED) method is obtained by the set-up time amounted to 44.3 minutes, method by 51.05 minutes there was a decrease in set-up time of 6,75 minutes

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Published

2021-04-12

How to Cite

[1]
M. F. Nurrizky, M. A. Septiana, J. Machmudin, and M. Syafii, “Increasing the efficiency of CNC turning machines using the Single Minute Exchange Of Dies (SMED) Method in company X”, jitter, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 94–100, Apr. 2021.

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2021)

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