The document describes Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line for manufacturing automobiles. It allowed each worker to specialize in fitting one part as the car moved past on a conveyor belt, making the process much faster and cheaper than handmade methods. As a result, Ford was able to significantly reduce the price of his Model T car using the assembly line approach to production.
The document describes Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line for manufacturing automobiles. It allowed each worker to specialize in fitting one part as the car moved past on a conveyor belt, making the process much faster and cheaper than handmade methods. As a result, Ford was able to significantly reduce the price of his Model T car using the assembly line approach to production.
The document describes Henry Ford's introduction of the assembly line for manufacturing automobiles. It allowed each worker to specialize in fitting one part as the car moved past on a conveyor belt, making the process much faster and cheaper than handmade methods. As a result, Ford was able to significantly reduce the price of his Model T car using the assembly line approach to production.
Ford By: Miss Merkle The Model T Ford ● In the 1890s, Americans were making automobiles but they were handmade and very expensive. ● Henry Ford found a faster and cheaper way to make automobiles in 1913. ● He used an assembly line ● The assembly line cut the price of Ford’s car called the Model T from $850 in 1908 to $300 in 1925. The Assembly Line The assembly line is a moving belt that carried the automobiles past the workers. At each work area, a worker fitted one part to the car as it moved past.