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Is there anyone out there that might have suggestions for router setup to handle the following problem? One of our plants manufactures rubber dipped products. The process requires 'tools' shaped like the rubber item that we are making. The tool is dipped into a vat of liquid rubber that adheres to the outside of the tool. After the rubber is dry, the item is removed from the tool. An example of our JBA router setup is: Item RUB01 Operation 10 = Dipping Machine Time = 1492 pcs/ hour - this is the cycle time of the dipping operation based on an unlimited number of tools We in fact only have 660 tools for this RUB01 item and can only cycle the tools twice in three 8 hours shifts (= 1320 pcs /day). If we get a customer order for 4000 pcs the system calculates that it will take only 2.7 hours to dip this many, when in fact it takes us 3+ days due to tool constraints. If we change the pcs / hour on operation 10 to reflect 1320 pcs / day (55 pcs/hour) the standard hours, costs, efficiencies are not accurate. Does anyone know how the Critical Resources function works (32/MDM)? Would this be something we should look at? We are currently running 3.5.2 SP2. Thanks in advance for the help, Betsy Muir Newcor, Inc. (248) 322-2382 bmuir@newcor.com <mailto:bmuir@newcor.com> +--- | This is the JBA Software Users Mailing List! | To submit a new message send your mail to JBAUSERS-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to JBAUSERS-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to JBAUSERS-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner: doug333@aol.com. +---
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