Classifications of manufacturing industries are as follows:
Manufacturing industries are concerned with the working of raw materials or semi-finished materials into finished products. That means the material is convened into semi-finished or finished products. For example, steel mills, spinning and weaving mills, textile mills, sugar mills etc.
Classifications of manufacturing industries are as follows:
Continuous industry:
The continuous industry is an industry in which all the materials are received at one point from which successive operations turn it into a finished product. Example of continuous industries is yearn spinning, paper, and ceramic industries.
Synthetic industry:
Synthetically industries are the types of industries of various ingredients which are brought together and combined in the manufacturing process to produce a new product. Paper manufacturing, yarn spinning, paint making and soup making are the examples of synthetical industries.
Analytical industry:
In analytical industry, the basic material is analyzed and separated into several parts so that the final products can emerge separately and distinctive form the mass of original materials. All refining industries, such as oil and by-products of coke are in this nature.
Assembling industry:
In an assembly industry, the finished product can be produced only after various components have been made and then brought further for final operations, such as the manufacture of shoes and automobiles.
Assembling industries with similar components:
In similar components of assembly industries, the components are a similar and similar operation, as in garments industry.
Assembling industries with dissimilar components: In dissimilar components of assembly industries, the components arc dissimilar and assemble the components known as assembly industry with dissimilar components.
