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100% in-line quality control to cut scrap and rework.
OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) measures the real efficiency of a plant by combining availability, performance and quality. Enter your data and discover your OEE — and which of the three factors is holding you back.
OEE is the product of three factors:
Availability = operating time ÷ planned time · Performance = actual output ÷ theoretical output · Quality = conforming parts ÷ total parts.
OEE = Availability × Performance × Quality.
A 480-min shift with 60 min of downtime → Availability 87.5%. 720 parts at a 30 s ideal cycle over 420 min → Performance 85.7%. 18 rejects out of 720 → Quality 97.5%.
OEE = 0.875 × 0.857 × 0.975 ≈ 73% (the industry average is around 60%, excellence is 85%).
Use data from a shift, a day or a period: the important thing is that it's consistent.
Availability, performance and quality are improved with different actions. We work mainly on the quality factor (in-line X-ray control that reduces scrap and rework) and on thereliability of complex plants.
100% in-line quality control to cut scrap and rework.
Plants designed for reliability, maintenance and spare parts: less downtime.
Automation and special machines to bring the line to design speed.
Tell us where you lose efficiency: we identify the critical factor and build the right technological solution to recover it.
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