Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose

This paper investigates a manufacturing company's extrusion process in demonstrating the value-added benefits of Lean Kaizen Approaches through autonomation and adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies. This study proposes using Lean Kaizen Approaches, SolidWorks, Arduino and IR4.0 sensors in desi...

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Published in:International Journal of Integrated Engineering
Main Author: Azli A.D.; Abu F.; Rusli M.H.M.; Goh J.; Kah G.W.; Ching M.L.; Salleh N.A.M.
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Language:English
Published: Penerbit UTHM 2024
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Azli A.D.; Abu F.; Rusli M.H.M.; Goh J.; Kah G.W.; Ching M.L.; Salleh N.A.M.
Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
2024
International Journal of Integrated Engineering
16
8
10.30880/ijie.2024.16.08.005
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85212117865&doi=10.30880%2fijie.2024.16.08.005&partnerID=40&md5=794962477123bb9ed610c67ad2acb691
This paper investigates a manufacturing company's extrusion process in demonstrating the value-added benefits of Lean Kaizen Approaches through autonomation and adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies. This study proposes using Lean Kaizen Approaches, SolidWorks, Arduino and IR4.0 sensors in designing, developing and adopting a four-phase framework for Lean Kaizen continuous improvement from sampling and manual weighing to an automated real time weighing and segregation system of good and out of specification vacuum hose product. The findings showed that with full financial and non-financial support from top management and the whole organization's willingness to transform the company to Smart Manufacturing, the automated unmanned weighing and separation system have been able to achieve the company's intended target in using no manpower to weigh the hose and has a real time monitoring system of all vacuum hoses extruded. This study has contributed to the improvement of extrusion line operations using an unmanned operator for the weighing system as well as collecting data on vacuum hose weight and length in real time. By incorporating Lean Kaizen Approaches and Industry 4.0 technologies, the company enhanced operational efficiency through automated weighing and separation system, manpower reduction and provide greater customer satisfaction as it is guaranteed that all vacuum hose weight and length meet the required specifications. Further research is needed to explore the applicability of the proposed approaches in different manufacturing and Industry 4.0 contexts to investigate additional factors influencing the successful implementation of Smart Manufacturing. © This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license
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author Azli A.D.; Abu F.; Rusli M.H.M.; Goh J.; Kah G.W.; Ching M.L.; Salleh N.A.M.
spellingShingle Azli A.D.; Abu F.; Rusli M.H.M.; Goh J.; Kah G.W.; Ching M.L.; Salleh N.A.M.
Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
author_facet Azli A.D.; Abu F.; Rusli M.H.M.; Goh J.; Kah G.W.; Ching M.L.; Salleh N.A.M.
author_sort Azli A.D.; Abu F.; Rusli M.H.M.; Goh J.; Kah G.W.; Ching M.L.; Salleh N.A.M.
title Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
title_short Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
title_full Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
title_fullStr Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
title_full_unstemmed Design and Development of Industry 4.0 Smart Lean Kaizen Manufacturing: A Case Study on Extrusion Line of Vacuum Hose
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description This paper investigates a manufacturing company's extrusion process in demonstrating the value-added benefits of Lean Kaizen Approaches through autonomation and adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies. This study proposes using Lean Kaizen Approaches, SolidWorks, Arduino and IR4.0 sensors in designing, developing and adopting a four-phase framework for Lean Kaizen continuous improvement from sampling and manual weighing to an automated real time weighing and segregation system of good and out of specification vacuum hose product. The findings showed that with full financial and non-financial support from top management and the whole organization's willingness to transform the company to Smart Manufacturing, the automated unmanned weighing and separation system have been able to achieve the company's intended target in using no manpower to weigh the hose and has a real time monitoring system of all vacuum hoses extruded. This study has contributed to the improvement of extrusion line operations using an unmanned operator for the weighing system as well as collecting data on vacuum hose weight and length in real time. By incorporating Lean Kaizen Approaches and Industry 4.0 technologies, the company enhanced operational efficiency through automated weighing and separation system, manpower reduction and provide greater customer satisfaction as it is guaranteed that all vacuum hose weight and length meet the required specifications. Further research is needed to explore the applicability of the proposed approaches in different manufacturing and Industry 4.0 contexts to investigate additional factors influencing the successful implementation of Smart Manufacturing. © This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license
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