Project Report Vise Manufacturing pot is as follows

A vise is a crucial tool for manufacturing processes, especially finishing processes. During the manufacturing process, a vice is used to hold an object. For instance, during the cutting process, a vice helps to keep the object motionless. A vise is made up of several components, including a platform, a clamping body, and a clamp jaw. 

Each vice component must be produced using a different manufacturing process. Therefore, when designing a production layout for the manufacture of vises, these processes must be taken into account. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the process and material flow design for the production of vises. 

Process design is concerned with setting up each step of the manufacturing process. Process design tools include routing sheets. A routing sheet compiles data from the manufacturing floor regarding the steps needed to manufacture a component of the product. The routing sheet includes the following information:

• The kind of processing required for each product component, 
• The processing times, 
• The raw materials required. 

These details are necessary to support the placement of the machines and determine the production capacity.

Machine arrangement is carried out following the identification of the manufacturing processes for each part. Because it controls the flow of materials on the production floor, this step is crucial in the planning of the production layout. 

The flow of materials could be increased by a mistake in the machine arrangement, which would raise the cost of material handling. A from-to chart is one of the tools that can be used to set the production floor’s machine sequencing. By calculating the total amount of material moved, a from-to chart is used to assess the initial arrangement of machines. In order to identify better sequences with fewer material movements, this paper focuses on evaluating the proposed machine sequences using a from to chart.