Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate

In summary, a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate is a calculation of the total force required to manufacture a specific product during a three-month period. It is calculated by analyzing the production process and breaking it down into individual tasks, and is important for companies to plan and budget for their production needs. However, there may be limitations to using this estimate and it should be used as a guide. It can also be used to identify areas for improvement in the manufacturing process.
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thshen34
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Hi,

What would be the approach to getting a good estimate of the amount of force needed to stamp an American quarter? (This is assuming you have the blank already made)

I'd like to get a good estimate, but more importantly an idea of what numbers go into this estimate, i.e yield strength, coefficient of friction, etc.

Thanks!
 
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You're in luck:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Columbia-360-Ton-Mint-Coining-Press-Coin-Stamping-Small-Parts-/270959333170

With a big enough press, you don't have to worry about yield strength, friction, etc.
 

1. What is a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate?

A Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate is a calculation of the total force required to manufacture a specific product or component during a three-month period. It takes into account factors such as raw materials, labor costs, and equipment usage.

2. How is a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate calculated?

A Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate is typically calculated by analyzing the production process and breaking it down into individual tasks. Each task is then assigned a time estimate and a labor cost, and these are added together to determine the total force required.

3. Why is a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate important?

A Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate is important because it helps companies plan and budget for their production needs. It allows them to anticipate the amount of resources and labor that will be needed, and make adjustments if necessary.

4. Are there any limitations to using a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate?

Yes, there can be limitations to using a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate. It is based on estimates and assumptions, and may not account for unexpected factors such as equipment breakdowns or supply chain disruptions. It should be used as a guide rather than a definitive measure.

5. How can a Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate be used to improve manufacturing processes?

A Quarter Manufacturing Force Estimate can be used to identify areas of inefficiency in the production process. By examining the individual tasks and their associated costs, companies can pinpoint where improvements can be made to increase productivity and reduce overall costs.

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