Definitions for "changeover"
The installation of a new type of tool in a metal working machine, a different paint in a painting system, a new plastic resin and new mold in an injection molding machine, new software in a computer, and so on.
Change of production tools (e.g. downholders, clamps, etc.).
the refitting of equipment to either neutralize the effects of the just completed production or to prepare equipment for production of the next scheduled item, or both.
A 90-second period after every odd-numbered game in a set, when players change sides.
A time out after every odd game when players swap ends of the court.
time after every odd game when players change ends of the court. They have 90 seconds to make the changeover.
Manoeuvre performed during SRT at intermediate rebelay or knot.
The time required to modify a system or workstation, including teardown and setup time.
A device used in hot stand-by STL applications to transfer operation from a primary (transmitter or receiver) device to a back-up device
The passing of the baton from one runner to the next.
Depending on the Law, the fitting of wider or low-profile tyres (on wider rims) of one, two or even three inches greater diameter, usually enhancing the car's handling, performance.
Double throw contacts (on a switch or relay)
The process of switching an air conditioning system from heating to cooling, or vice versa.
the process of changing a packaging line from one product or type of package to another. It typically involves switching parts or fixtures. Changeover is an important indicator of lead time. Longer changeovers increase lead time and increase time to market; shorter changeovers reduce lead time and reduce time to market. Also called “set up.
an event that results in a transformation.
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