on ‎2008 May 08 8:43 AM
Hi Friends,
What is mean by process material ?Give me an example for this.
Regards,
Renuga.A
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Hi,
Material type that represents the manufacture of co-products. A process material is not a physical entity. It represents a production process.
When manufacturing co-products, you can use process materials as the header material in the BOM and master recipe. This is useful, for example, if production is not initiated by material requirements planning but by the availability of ingredients and capacities.
You can create process orders for the process material and co-product. Values and quantities are updated at co-product level.
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Hi,
Thanks.
Regards,
Renuga.A
dear
it is a Standard Material Type . Process materials (PROC) are used in the manufacture of co-products. They are not physical entities, but represent production processes. They are useful if production is initiated by the availability of input aterials and capacities, and not by material requirements planning.
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Ravikant Dewangan
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