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The image presents a diagram of the production process of a pencil, with each step labeled and arrow indicators showing the sequence. The process begins with a tree planted and replanted within 4 months, thinned after 3 years, and grown to maturity in 14 years. Afterward, the wood is hard-pressed and heat-treated to produce a new slat. The next steps involve cutting, gluing to form a sandwich, and grooving to insert black lead. The wood with lead is exposed to a 60-day treatment before being painted, sharpened, and stamped to become the final product - a pencil. The diagram also includes a separate sequence, where thin 'sands' are treated to create an eraser that is attached to the finished pencil.
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The provided sequence diagram illustrates the process, which is involved in production of a lead pencil.
In general, it can be clearly seen that this process may be described as visibly complex and time-consuming, includes different equipment while most of its stages are equally necessary for the final result.
At the initial steps, trees are planted, continue to grow for 4 months and later they are replanted. Following that, trees grow for 3 years, they are then thinned to allow them to reach a proper height, 14 years later they are chopped down. At the following stage, wood is cut into thin ‘slats’ which then are treated, 60 days later black led is glued within the grooves created in the slat. Subsequently, new slat is placed on top of the existing one creating a sandwich, which is afterwards pressed together using heat, next this sandwich is cut creating separate pencils. Once the pencils are made, they are painted, sharpened and stamped and at the concluding phase they are packed for sale.
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