QM for Film Mfg. Industry

Dear All,
I want to know about Quality Management in Film Mfg. Industry / Paper Industry.
Please tell me, where i can get information for this.
I have a query in QM for Film Mfg. Industry.
The problem is:
Film production is in ROLLs. Base unit of measure is KG.
I want to segregate defective area inside the roll, while usage decision. area is in sq.meters
There is no extra field for this in standard transaction, as per my knowledge.
Please help.
my email id : [email protected]
GNK

I can't help you specifically with your question. But you might want to look at SAP's Mill products solutions. What you describe is very similar to what happens in the mills that produce things like carpet or rolled sheet metal. The carpet and metal are made in rolls measured in sq. ft. but very often managed and stored as EA. Defections are related to certain areas of the roll.
The following is from SAP's documentation on this solution, bolidng is mine.
Purpose
The SAP Mill Products component adds sector-specific functionality to an ERP system to satisfy the complex requirements of mill industries (e.g. metal, wood, paper, textiles, construction materials, and cable sectors).
These industry segments differ from others primarily in that the materials used have a large number of characteristics and variants. The materials in the segments listed above are also predominantly area-based (e.g. paper, textiles, plastic film) or length-based (e.g. cables, piping). Account must be taken of these material characteristics throughout the entire supply chain.
To cater for the particularities of these industry segments, SAP Mill Products features processes and functions that cover the entire supply-chain cycle from product design and configuration, through planning, order processing, capacity planning and production, to final delivery. Additional functions are available in costing and inventory management. SAP Mill Products are also integrated into Quality Management, Financial Accounting, and Controlling.
Here's the link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_dimp50/helpdata/EN/4e/1796374b088e5ce10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Craig
Edited by: Craig Snyder on Mar 7, 2008 5:35 PM

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