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The document discusses cellular manufacturing as a lean manufacturing technique. Cellular manufacturing involves organizing production into work cells where an entire product or small product line is manufactured. This reduces waste and improves efficiency by minimizing changeovers and linking part operations. The document outlines the types and components of cellular layouts, advantages like increased utilization and job satisfaction, limitations such as higher skill requirements, and how to create effective work cells through analysis and empowering employees.
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