Founded in 1990, China Famen Bearing Co., Ltd. is specialized bosch conveyor manufacturer and bosch conveyors distributor of all types of custom and cheap bearings. We obtained ISO9002, ISO14001, and QS9000 certificates in 1995 and 1996, 1999 respectively. Other advanced equipments include four RGB and RCI series heat treatment production lines with a treatment quantity totaling 1,500 kilograms per hour. The Multi-points temperature control meters and CNC display meters with bi-directional control have been adopted to complement these units.

Customer operation assembles multiple types of laser printers on eight (8) separate assembly lines that need to sorted, bagged, and packaged for shipment to distribution center warehouses.
Printers are transported through the assembly process on Bosch conveyors and pallets.
Customer wanted completed printers transferred from the Bosch pallet to a less expensive pallet, transported to an overhead pack-off conveyor, and ultimately sorted into one of four lanes prior to the bagger.
Empty transport pallets need to be returned to the end of the assembly line where printers are transferred off the Bosch pallet.
Products weigh a maximum of 25 pounds and are transported to packaging on pallets measuring 17" wide x 22" long.
The main overhead pack-off conveyor must handle 22 parts per minute operating at 60 feet per minute and each vertical conveyor must handle 4 parts per minute (2 full pallets/2 empty pallets).
Provision needs to made for recycling full pallets to the four-lane sorting point and for the introduction of other products just prior to sortation.
Empty transport pallets must be returned to the end of the assembly line.
The conveyors must be quiet and safe with an aesthetically appealing appearance.

In the spring of 2004, Hewlett Packard Boise agreed to donate a Bosch conveyor and various assembly-line components to the University of Idaho. The equipment had been used as part of an automated process that produced ink-jet cartridges. Due to changes in business infrastructure at HP, the entire assembly line was shut down, and many components were scrapped or used elsewhere. The remaining components were sent to the University of Idaho for use in research and education.
Dr. Larry Stauffer, professor of mechanical engineering, decided to utilize the equipment in the new Lean/Six-Sigma laboratory. He recruited UI Boise graduate student Charles Ford to design a laboratory experiment that demonstrates the SMED (Single Minute Exchange of Die) technique. Before an experiment could be designed, the assembly line would need to be reassembled, modified, and made operational. To complete this task, the Sigma Cell project was created as a University of Idaho senior design project.

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