Learn how to accomplish a quick changeover, also known as “SMED” (single minute exchange of die). Quick changeovers are necessary in order to increase production mix, reduce batch sizes, avoid over production, achieve better production leveling, and unlock additional capacity.
See how to reduce changeover and setup times by applying SMED (single minute exchange of die) aka “quick changeover” practices. We demonstrate the before and after result of applying SMED/quick changeover at the Lean Donut Shop.
Learn three essential requirements for SMED rapid changeovers in this funny introduction. Daniel explains SMED (single minute exchange of die) and the importance of standardized work, 5S disciplines, and internal/external activities through the example of changing of diaper.
Set in order helps improve setup process and time on a saw. Assists with SMED.
Powerful demonstration of waste elimination, standard work, kaizen, and ultimately SMED (single minute exchange of die) or quick changeover.
