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Turntables: Lazy Susans on Production Lines

Three women working on a production line at Hewlett-Packard featuring Lazy Susans in 1961. Enlarge
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Date: 1961

Lazy Susans were implemented across Hewlett-Packard production lines. Employees could perform complicated technical work on a stationary object, then simply rotate the turntable to perform the same operation on a fresh device.

Tags: 1960s • 1961 • facility • Manufacturing • women

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