A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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Edison considered that reducing the cost manufacturing high-tech products was one the strengths his laboratory. The plan was to produce standard design and make each part this standard. Edison reduced the price his "Gold moulded" cylinder from 50c 35c 1904 and the price his phonographs was steadily decreased the years before the Great War. This took the form separating the machine into its component parts and working the design each part make easier and cheaper assemble the whole phonograph.'s products faced competition which invariably undersold them. Yet this goal was confounded by the growing line Edison phonograph models and the practice making design changes; the Edison Phonograph Works .VIII-33 Increasing competition the phonograph industry led to price cutting both machines and records. Production engineering also encompassed designing the machine tools used the Works and streamlining the manufacturing process cut out unnecessary (or costly) steps. Lowering the costs of production was essential the phonograph business because TAE Inc. The Edison enterprise was able reduce the cost of its machines but its dominant position the low end the market was continually being challenged even cheaper machines. The essence mass production practiced Edison and his generation engineers was reduce the cost making a product standardizing its design and organizing long, uninterrupted manufacturing runs