About Murata Thailand

Company Improvement: Energy and Production

Energy Sustainability: Murata Sub-Station

Murata Thailand built Electrical Substation Unit 1 (115-22kV) in 2012 and Electrical Substation Unit 2 (115-22kV) in 2018. These substations were constructed to increase electricity stability. Since then, there has been no electricity blackout. Another benefit is cost saving, with electrical expenses reduced by 7.3% after using the 115kV electrical substation.

Murata Sub-Station

Murata Solar Rooftop

Solar cells are installed across five projects:

  1. Solar rooftop phase 1: Carpark building
  2. Solar rooftop phase 2: F.1, F.12, F.14, F.15, F.16, F.17, and Complex building
  3. Solar rooftop A-Building
  4. Solar rooftop Carpark at Zone 1
  5. Solar rooftop Carpark at Zone 4

 

Capacity: 10.4 MWp
Cost down: 21 MB/year
CO2 reduction: 8,500 ton CO2/year

Murata Solar Rooftop 1
Murata Solar Rooftop 2
Murata Solar Rooftop 3

Machine Fabrication

To enhance our customers’ business success in terms of product quality, delivery, and cost, we are continuously improving our production capabilities by adopting flow line concepts and high-efficiency production systems. To support this objective, Murata Thailand has established in-house machine design and fabrication capabilities. This enables us to develop machinery and production processes that meet product specifications while ensuring user-friendly operation and maintainability. Furthermore, we are strengthening the expertise of our machine engineers at Murata Thailand to support future business growth and technological advancement.

Machine Fabrication

TPM (Total Productive Maintenance) and CFT (Cross Functional Team)

Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) is an important part of production processes that mainly run by machines. It aims to keep machines operating at the highest efficiency by creating a system to prevent losses in advance throughout the production line lifecycle. This activity requires cooperation from every group, including management, production, maintenance, activity groups, and the participation of every employee.

 
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Production Innovation: Production Line Optimization with Practical Technologies

We design production lines by optimizing flow, tooling, and work methods to reduce waste and streamline operations for optimal efficiency. We also leverage technologies, including digital tools (DX), artificial intelligence, and robotics, where they add clear value to the process. Together, product-fit line design and targeted technology use improve throughput, enhance product quality, shorten lead times, and support sustained operational performance.

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