Parts grouping in assembly hierarchy - Bill Of Material.

A structured list of the raw materials, parts and assemblies that constitute a product to be manufactured, often used in manufacturing and supply chain management systems.

Bill of Material. A listing of material items required to complete the production of a single unit. When actual or expected prices are applied, it becomes the Priced Bill of Material (PBOM).

Bill Of Materials A Bill of Materials is an ordered list of the parts, sub-assemblies, assemblies and raw materials that defines a product.

Bill of Materials. A listing of all subassemblies, intermediate parts and raw materials that go into a parent assembly showing the quantity of each required to make an assembly.

Bill of Material. List of materials required to complete or produce a specified product

bill of materials. A detailed specification, for each product produced, of the sub-assemblies, components and materials required, distinguishing between those items which are purchased externally and those which are manufactured in-house.

abbreviation for 'Bill of Materials'.

Bill of Materials, a list and the total cost of all parts required to assemble the final product

Bill of materials. A comprehensive listing of all subassemblies, components, and raw materials that go into a parent assembly, showing the quantity of each required to make the assembly.

Bill of Materials. List of specifications that uniquely defines manufacturing sequence, materials and procedures utilized in the manufacture of a specific product.

Bill of Material. A structured list of all the materials or parts and quantities needed to produce a particular finished product, assembly, subassembly, manufactured part, whether purchased or not.

See Bill of Materials

Bill of Materials. Fixed-format ASCII files where each piece of information appears between certain columns. Presents the list of used parts.

Bill of materials. a comprehensive listing of all components and subassemblies that go into a specific product, showing the quantity of each required to assemble the item.

Bill Of Materials. A document that includes manufacturer's part numbers, quantity required, device descriptions, value, type or size, and reference designators.

Bill of Material. A structured list of the parts, sub-assemblies, assemblies, and raw materials that define a product. Normally created and maintained within the Product Structure Management function, it defines the type, number, quantity, and relationships of parts, assemblies, materials, documents and other product definition information.

Bill of Materials. A list of components, ingredients, or materials needed to manufacture a product; the hierarchy of materials or components making up a product or subassembly including the proper ratios of quantities of each item.

Bill Of Material - a master list of the quantity and type of materials, components and sub-assemblies required to produce a finished product or assembly. If a BOM is seen as upside down vertical tree structure then those materials at the bottom of each branch are bought-in (procured) materials and each sub- level is a subassembly (perhaps requiring a work order as an instruction to produce) until the finished product is produced at the top of the tree. Especially in the aerospace industry a BOM can have a very large number of levels. In the chemical, food and pharmaceutical industries BOMs can have by-products and co-products. A BOM can even reference itself in some cases, say, where a chemical reaction requires some of the end-product as a catalyst.

Bill of Materials. Fixed-format ASCII files where each piece of information appears between certain columns. The Relex CAD Import/ExportWizardTM is completely compatible with BOM files, able to import information from, and export data to, the BOM format.

Bill of materials. The source of information for all components.

Bill Of Materials or Parts List

bill of material th list of all components needed to produce 1 piece of the particular product or semiassembly

Bill of Materials. A description of the components (often referred to as parts) that go into the assembly of a product.

A document that lists all electrical, mechanical and supporting materials including their reference designations, quantities, associated part/find numbers, that are required to manufacture a PCA.

Bill of Material A list of all of the items that make up a product or assembly. The list has a formal structure and states the name, quantity, and unit of measure for each component. A comprehensive product life-cycle management solution should offer support for the following categories of BOM: feature and requirements structures, material BOM, document structures, equipment BOM, functional location BOM, sales order BOM, and work breakdown structure BOM.

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Abbreviation for bill of material.

Bill of Materials. A document of all parts for an asset.

see byte order mark.

byte order mark. the Unicode character U+FEFF ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE when used as the first character in a UTF-16 or UTF-32 plain text file to indicate the byte serialization order, i.e. whether the least significant byte comes first (little-endian) or the most significant byte comes first (big-endian). Byte order is not an issue for UTF-8, though the byte order mark is sometimes added to the beginning of UTF-8 encoded files as an encoding signature that applications can look for to detect that the file is encoded in UTF-8. See http://www.unicode.org/unicode/faq/utf_bom.html.