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Converting from a Conveyor Line to a U‑Shaped Cell at Yoshitake Inc.
Yoshitake, a valve manufacturer near Nagoya, Japan, has eliminated a variety of muda. Take a closer look at two real before-and-after working environments.
- 0:27 – A look at the Yoshitake plant before kaizen was introduced
- 2:20 – Kaizen transformation through elimination of muda with a u‑shaped cell
- 4:36 – Changes in production scheduling
- 5:46 – Another example of a u‑shaped cell
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