Non-repetitive Kanban

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Non-repetitive Kanban is a Kanban that is used for one-off or low-volume products. It is introduced into the manufacturing process when there is a specific demand for a product. The signal is sent to the supplier for a quantity to fill the demand. After it has been consumed, it is taken out of the replenishment cycle until it is needed again.

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According to the Lean Manufacturing by Feld,

Non-repetitive Kanban. A Kanban that is used for one-off or low-volume products. It is introduced into the manufacturing process when there is a specific demand for a product. The signal is sent to the supplier for a quantity to fill the demand. After it has been consumed, it is taken out of the replenishment cycle until it is needed again.
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