Industries

Taktcell works with any production that runs on machines and people. These four examples use fictional demo companies.

Print and apparel

DTF printing, heat pressing, embroidery and laser work. One order often moves across several machines, and each step has its own owner.

Metal fabrication

CNC machining, laser cutting, bending, welding and coating. Long jobs, machine downtime and inspection sit in one schedule.

Furniture and woodworking

Panel cutting, CNC routing, edge banding, finishing and assembly. Each order passes several stages, and the board shows where it is.

Food and bakery

Mixing, proofing, baking, cooling and packing. The shift starts at night and jobs are short and frequent, so the schedule shows the full day.

Your machines, your units

Machines, job names and quantities are free text, so pieces, sets, kilograms or metres all work. A machine can also be a workstation, such as a welding station, an assembly bench or a packing table.

Not on the list?

If your work moves through machines or workstations and someone needs to plan it, Taktcell can describe it. Plastics, packaging and signage work the same way.