Paper towel dispenser

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Revision as of 02:50, 16 September 2009

Contents

Executive Summary

Stakeholders

There are five major stakeholders with regards to the paper towel dispenser: Manufacturer, retailer, customer, user, society. The main needs for the manufacturer are to reduce cost and create a reliable product. For the retailer, it is being able to sell a quality product. For the customer, it is making sure it is an affordable and reliable machine. For the customer, cleanliness and ease of use are paramount. Society plays a role with regards to how the use of paper towel affects the ecosystem and earth in general. Listed below are the stakeholders and their respective needs.


Paper Towel Manufacturer

  • Material cost
  • Manufacturing cost
  • Assembly
  • Transporting
  • Standardize/minimize parts


Retailer

  • Cost
  • Storage
  • Reliability
  • Usability
  • Transporting


Customer

  • Cost
  • Mounting
  • Ease of use
  • Reliability
  • Aesthetics


User

  • Ease of use / ergonomics
  • Speed of operation
  • Aesthetics
  • Cleanliness


Society

  • Environment


Usability Study

Parts List

Part No. Name Function QTY Weight Material Manufacturing Process Image
01 Front Housing Protects device from exterior 1 935g Plastic Injection Molding cell 1,8
02 Front Housing Clip Holds housings together 1 13g Steel Bending, Punching cell 1,8
03 Front Housing Tab Secures housing clip 1 <1g Plastic Injection Molding cell 1,8
04 Rear Housing Holds mechanical components 1 986g Plastic Injection Molding cell 1,8
05 Paper Towel Holding Arm Holds paper towel roll 2 40g each Plastic Injection Molding cell 1,8
06 Phillips Head Screw (1/8 x 1/4 long) Secures device to rear housing 1 1g Steel Machined cell 1,8
07 Wall Mounting Screw (1/8 x 1.25 long) Secures housing to wall 4 3.5g each Steel Machined cell 1,8
08 Screw Anchor Holds screw in wall 4 ~0.25g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
09 Paper Guide Tube Guides paper towel to cutting cylinder 1 55g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
10 Spring (uneven hooks) Holds 09 in place 2 2g each Metal Extrusion cell 1,8
11 Spring (even hooks) Holds lever to spindle housing 2 1.5g each Metal Extrusion cell 1,8
12 Screw (3/32 x 5/8 long) holds turning wheel and lever to spindle housing 2 ~1g each Metal Extrusion cell 1,8
13 Red Screw Cap Hides screw in turning wheel 1 <1g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
14 Locking Spring Ensures correct wheel spin direction 1 4g Steel Extrusion cell 1,8
15 Red Turning Wheel Turns main spindle 1 30g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
16 Guide clips for 09 Guides paper on 09 2 2.5g each Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
17 Screw (3/32 x 3/8 long) Holds lever assembly together and spindle housing 2 <1g each Metal Machined cell 1,8
18 Lever Arm Connects spring to spindle 1 1g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
19 Spring Connector Connects two springs to lever arm 1 <1g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
20 Rounded Spring Guide Angles spring to desired measurement 1 <1g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
21 Thin Paper Guide Guides paper out of device 1 24g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
22 Front Spindle Housing Final housing before paper leaves device 1 132g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
23 Spindle Housing Back Back of spindle housing 1 162g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
24 Spindle Housing (L) Left of spindle housing 1 105g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
25 Spindle Housing (R) Right of spindle housing 1 105g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
26 White Spindle Guide Holds spindle in line 3 2.3g each Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
27 Screw (3/32 x 3/8 long) Connects spindle halves 2 <1g Metal Machined cell 1,8
28 Square nut For use with 27 2 <1g Steel Cast and drilled cell 1,8
29 White Teeth Guide/Arm Guides cutting teeth in spindle 2 3g each Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
30 Cutting Teeth Cuts paper towel 1 75g Steel Cast, punched and bent cell 1,8
31 Spindle Top Holds cutting tool 1 125g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
32 Spindle Bottom Holds cutting tool 1 135g Plastic Injection molding cell 1,8
33 Metal Key Helps open housing 1 5g Steel Punched cell 1,8


DFMA Analysis


Design For Manufacture


Design For Assembly

FEMA Analysis


Part # Item and Function Failure Mode Effects of Failure S Causes of Failure O Design Controls D RPN Recommended Action Responsibility and Deadline Actions Taken S' O' D' RPN'
01 cell 1,1 cell 1,2
Row header 2 cell 2,1 cell 2,2

DFE Analysis


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