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What Is the Difference Between Planned Capacity and Actual Sewing Output?
Planned capacity is an estimate; actual output reflects real operating conditions.
Capacity should be assessed for the actual style, size mix, production method, and booking period. Equipment counts or maximum historical output cannot establish available capacity for a new order; include current commitments, setup requirements, bottlenecks, and relevant finishing operations in the planning discussion. Compare achievable output with current commitments.
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