työleveys

Työleveys is a Finnish term that translates to "working width" in English. It is commonly used in various industrial and agricultural contexts to describe the effective width over which a machine or tool operates. For example, in agriculture, the työleveys of a plough or a combine harvester refers to the width of the strip of land it processes in a single pass. This measurement is crucial for calculating the efficiency and capacity of the machinery. A wider working width generally means that a larger area can be covered in a given amount of time, thus increasing productivity.

In manufacturing, the term might refer to the effective width of a machine tool, such as a milling machine or a press brake, indicating the maximum workpiece dimension it can handle in its primary operation. The työleveys directly impacts the throughput and economic viability of a process. Understanding and optimizing the working width is essential for efficient operation and resource management. It is a key specification that influences planning, operational costs, and the overall performance of equipment in diverse applications.