Answer / varadhan

Lead time is the time taken to finish the entire process .
planning time fence is specifies the a period within that
no automatic changes are made to tne master plan

Answer / girish pawar

Lead Time :: It is the total time required, by which
product is ready for use (manufacturing time +inspection +
handling.. etc)

Planning Time Fence: It is the time horizon which can
restrict the application area of the MRP. that is , there
will not be automatic changes to the Dates and quantities
within this Planning time fence ,during planning run.
It starts from current date to the number of days in future
specified as planning time fence as in work days .
Example >>> suppose , today is 13 January, and your
planning time fence is 5 days , then there will not be any
automatic changes during planning run between
13 Jan-to 18 January. And one day before the planning time
fence , that is on 17 january in our example ,the planned
orders are automatically get confirmed .

Answer / prabhu

Lead Time:Total time required to complete the process which
is defined in Routing for manufacturing items.

Planning Time Fence:is the time horizon where no automatic
changes takes place,during planning run

Answer / subhrant

lead time is the time for the processing of the total
operation .it is the sum of the setup time,processing time
and tear down time. it is the actual operating time

planning time fence is the time period for which the prod,.
planning cant be disturbed

Answer / vijay

lead time is taken from routing

planning time fence is with in that no automatic changes are made in the planning file.

Answer / friendhp

planning time may require to see backward in-house
production item/ GR Processing Time good receipt IPQC-QA
time), production time(queue, setup, procecss, move, wait),
and planed order convert to work order (opening period).

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