Factory definition

 Merriam-Webster defines factory as an industrial plant where raw materials are transformed into finished products, or a workplace that is usually large and employing many people. The factory can be manually controlled or automatically controlled by the computer, in which case it requires that set of programs. The factory is where we manufacture the products that you love. We believe in the quality of our products and provide our customers with a 30-day money back guarantee on any items purchased from us.

Our factory is a modern manufacturing plant, equipped with the latest technology. It is kept highly sanitary and neat by the quality control department. Uniforms are issued to ensure that our workers dress in a professional manner to ensure the highest levels of safety and hygiene. The company has an ongoing training program to ensure smooth cooperation among departments. The word "factory" was not used to describe places where mass production was taking place. Instead, they were called workshops or factories, although they were sometimes also called mills. Modern factories appeared in the nineteenth century when the first mechanized processes were used to make things faster and cheaper than previously possible.

The Factory is a special map that encourages players to move in close quarters quickly. It features an overhead crane balcony that allows players to jump up and down through the structure, as well as a tight middle area with a high ceiling allowing for long range shootouts. The Factory has multiple entry/exit points, allowing for different approaches during each engagement. All of these disparate operations were brought together under one roof in a factory. They became part of what was known as the process industry (as opposed to the product industry); the products