The phrase "production machine" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to a type of machine that is used to produce something, usually a product or material. For example, "The production machine churned out hundreds of toy cars in one day."
Machine loading and unloading operations utilize a robot to load and unload parts at a production machine.
Furthermore, after the production machine has been set up by a skilled worker or machinist, a less skilled operator also can produce parts accurately and rapidly.
I, like many other Windows NT System administrators, would rather not have this unnecessary browser running on a vital production machine.
For some, the thought of Franco-Quebec filmmakers working outside this sphere reeks of betrayal -- particularly now, when Quebec, like most of the world, is facing an ever-larger influx of films from the Hollywood production machine.
The following are examples of production machine tools that are modifications of basic machine tools: (1) turret lathes, including screw machines; (2) multiple-station machines; (3) gang drills; and (4) production milling machines.
When it finally worked reliably, I sent a message from the development machine (named BBN-TENEXB) to all the users in my group on the production machine (BBN-TENEXA) describing what I had done, including the @ convention for separating the user name from the host name.
In high-volume production, machining parameters have amplified impacts on the machine performance in terms of productivity (cycle time), reliability (tool life), and product quality (surface finish).
Xerox is focusing on high-speed printing and production machines.
Somewhat more subtle is the effect of new production machines that can hold much closer manufacturing tolerances, Mr. Herzlich said.
Software-hearted Even though early testing showed that production machines had flaws, Microsoft didn't delay the launch because it believed the quality problems would subside.
It has also begun a program called "share the spare," in which a group of nearby factories stock a single replacement part for production machines like conveyor belts.
