"manufacturing information" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to information related to the manufacturing process of a product, such as materials used, production methods, and quality control. It can be used in various contexts, such as business reports, product descriptions, or technical documents. Example: The company's website provides detailed manufacturing information for each product, including a breakdown of materials and production techniques used.
Indeed, throughout product lifecycle coordination needs to be established between reality in the physical world (physical view) and the virtual world handled by manufacturing information systems (informational view).
Samples were given unique identifiers and information on sampling location and type of outlet, submitter's details, manufacturing information (manufacturer, manufacturing and expiry dates, batch numbers), and the chemical and packaging analysis results were recorded.
The 2006 IUR regulation requires manufacturers and importers of certain chemical substances to report site and manufacturing information for chemicals manufactured or imported in amounts of ≥ 25,000 lb at a single site.
Many have recognized the need for a neutral information model for sharing product information, however, the modeling and exchange of manufacturing information is equally important to the successful manufacturability evaluation.
Additional trap manufacturing information.
To fabricate the product, manufacturing information (usually tool-path) must be generated from a CAD model.
Design for Manufacturing is a powerful tool to provide manufacturing information to the designing process.
Mr. Trump, his lawyers and their Republican allies have denounced Mr. Cohen as a liar and have accused him of manufacturing information to reduce his prison sentence.
Financial, insurance, manufacturing, information and communications — a wide swath of sectors that rely on rigid systems fit that description, the report found.
In today's highly competitive global economy the requirements analysis of manufacturing information system (IS) is a crucial endeavor.
This work reviews alternative solutions for retrofitting existing legacy manufacturing information systems with modern bar code tracking hardware and software.
