This document contains instructions for manually entering information into a takt time calculator. The calculator is used to determine the takt time, which is the rate of customer demand that must be met to achieve perfect workflow balance. Based on the inputs of working shifts, hours, break times, lunch times, downtime, and daily customer demand, the takt time is calculated to be 9 seconds per piece or 0.2 minutes per piece.
This document contains instructions for manually entering information into a takt time calculator. The calculator is used to determine the takt time, which is the rate of customer demand that must be met to achieve perfect workflow balance. Based on the inputs of working shifts, hours, break times, lunch times, downtime, and daily customer demand, the takt time is calculated to be 9 seconds per piece or 0.2 minutes per piece.
This document contains instructions for manually entering information into a takt time calculator. The calculator is used to determine the takt time, which is the rate of customer demand that must be met to achieve perfect workflow balance. Based on the inputs of working shifts, hours, break times, lunch times, downtime, and daily customer demand, the takt time is calculated to be 9 seconds per piece or 0.2 minutes per piece.
Instructions: Manually enter information into the yellow shaded cells.
Takt Time Calculator
Working Shifts per Day 2 Shifts Hours per Shift 8 Hours Break Time per Shift 10 Minutes Lunch Time per Shift 10 Minutes Planned Downtime per Shift 10 Minutes Customer Demand per Day 6,000 Units
Available Time per Shift 480 Minutes
Net Working Time per Shift 450 Minutes Net Working Time per Shift 27,000 Seconds Net Available Time per Day 54,000 Seconds Takt Time = 9 Seconds per Piece Takt Time = 0.2 Minutes per Piece
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