Factory map
The garment flow from above, the pressing step that caps how much the floor can ship.
The floor runs at the speed of its slowest step.
Click any room to see what feeds it, what it feeds, and what it is worth.
The floor's pace
Pressing is the slowest step, so it caps the whole floor. Clear it and the pace jumps to the next slowest (~620), then climbs all the way to ~880 a day once every step is balanced.
The selected step
What feeds it, what it feeds, and what it is worth.
Fed by
Pressing
Feeds
The problem
Two irons are capping the whole factory.
This is the most visually intuitive constraint in the demo: sewing can feed more work than pressing can clear, so WIP queues outside a cramped 9 sqm room.
What it's worth
Total
$37K
Per year
$37K/yr
One-time
$0K
What to do
Only expand pressing after the demand gate clears; otherwise hold it as a growth option.
The proof
- [00:01:55] Carts of finished-but-unpressed garments queued outside pressing
- [00:01:28, 00:02:17] Air hoses hanging from the ceiling down to the buttonhole, button, and eyelet machines on the right-side banks