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Production engineering
Production engineering ... ... in the development cycle of the new model, a series of operations leading to serial production ... plants for pilot production. The latest 3D modeling software is used in this stage of design ... ) is made ready. The next steps are sample production and quality certification to obtain sales samples ... of what has been engineered so far. The last two phases lead to the production of an initial ... manufacture) to meet the needs of production planning.
Manufacturing
are highly automated, which has made it possible to maintain a high level of production without ... by concentrating a specific production technology in each of the Italian facilities. This consolidation has ... to market trends and contain production costs, as well as maintain smaller and more efficient production runs so as to better respond to the varying needs of different markets. The manufacturing process for metal frames has approximately 70 phases, beginning with the production of basic components
Vertical manufacturing system
Throughout the Sixties Luxottica devoted itself to developing the in-house technical expertise and manufacturing capability that was to prove crucial to gaining production cost leadership. ... made it possible to independently develop their own production capacity. Further, their tendency in this period to experimentation and perfection of working methods and production techniques put ... , the drive for manufacturing efficiency led Luxottica towards total integration of the entire production ... believed that buying externally wasn’t conducive to experimenting new production techniques ... was to control the entire production process. Del Vecchio knew that contract producers usually concentrate
Production facilities
Production facilities ... Luxottica has six plants in Italy, two in China and one in America. The Chinese plants concentrate on the more labor-intensive product lines, while the Italian facilities specialize in products with a high level of value-added warranted by their “Made in Italy” status. Overall, Luxottica produces around 30 million units a year in its Italian plants, which is around 65% of its total production worldwide. The Foothill Ranch facility in California manufactures or assembles most of Oakley’s eyewear
Europe
Plants in Europe AGORDO (Belluno) Type of production: integrates the entire production process ... April 1961. Visualizzazione ingrandita della mappa SEDICO (Belluno), Production Type of production ... of incorporation or joining of Group: production started up on 26th August 1985 SEDICO (Belluno), Logistics Type ... ) Type of production: small metallic parts for all Group plants Number of employees: 341 Total square ... ingrandita della mappa Pederobba (Treviso) Type of production: injected molded nylon and propionate glasses
Recycling
production uses recycled shiny black material. The shape of this sports line lends itself ... production of injection molded models was in January 2009. In Luxottica, the standard production ... production is collected in big bags and supplied to a contractor. Plastics are usually made up of polymers ... in sacks and delivered to Luxottica, where a new molding process begins. Production of these recycled models involves three production plants working in synergy: Agordo, Pederobba and Foot Hill Ranch.
Quality policy
Product quality is the critical factor in the premium and luxury segments for both opticians and end consumers. It has always been Luxottica’s main focus and was the reason for undertaking full integration of every phase of production. ... Quality in production Quality and process control teams regularly inspect semi-finished products during the various phases of production, verifying the feasibility of prototypes in the design phase, controlling standards across the spectrum of products in the production phase, and subsequently ... . Thanks to ongoing verification of precision and expertise in all phases of production, the quality ... of production is reflected by both the relationship of trust that the Group continues to enjoy with independent
Activities
Luxottica started out in 1961 as a contract manufacturer of eyewear components, with 14 employees. It now has six facilities in Italy, two in China and one in US. The Italian plants turn out around 30 million units a year, which is around 74% of its total production worldwide. ... the design phase to production of prototypes and samples. Quality: the Product and Design area also ... to precise standards and current legislation. Production engineering: this unit makes samples ... in all the Group’s production sites and those of external semi-finished product suppliers; • supervises ... of the manufacturing facilities specializes in a type of production: Agordo works prevalently on metal and plastic (injection molded) frames. Sedico 2 concentrates on production based on milled acetate slabs
China
, the Guangdong company controlled by the Agordo Group to manage production in China and back up its ... and was opened in 2006. Tristar’s production platform plays an important role in the Group’s global ... in the whole of China. To diversify production in China, Luxottica uses skilled labor only and a level of technology very high for the standards involved in this type of production, all of which ... . Luxottica employs around 4,600 people in the Guangdong production facilities, which fully replicate
Luxottica Global Quality
. At Luxottica, achieving it means continually improving quality in every phase of the production process ... of every phase of production. Most of the manufacturing equipment used is specially designed and adapted ... products during the various phases of production, verifying the feasibility of prototypes in the design phase, controlling standards across the spectrum of products in the production phase ... and certified. Through ongoing verification of precision and expertise in all phases of production
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