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Traditional dishwasher manufacturing involves multiple stages such as metal stamping, welding, painting, assembly, and testing. Each of these steps requires significant amounts of energy, primarily through the use of hydraulic presses, electric motors, conveyor belts, and heating systems. Hydraulic presses, which shape and form metal parts, often consume continuous power even when idle, leading to unnecessary energy waste. Similarly, conveyor systems and auxiliary equipment operate for long periods, sometimes running even when production slows or stops, increasing overall energy consumption.