To calculate the costs of downtime of your machinery at the customer (this happens when you have a changeover)
With Spanclamps you will be able to convince your customer to select your machinery as you will reduce downtime.
The calculation of the costs of downtime:
1) lost labour costs = the duration of the machine downtime x the hourly pay rate of your operators
2) products costs = the price of a single unit product x the total of items you produce in a certain period x the machine downtime period
3) recovery costs = work out how much it costs you for machine reboots, energy surges, replacing and repairing parts, retrieving lost data + your other calculstions to get a more accurate machine downtime vlaue
4) extra costs = simply bear in mind that the value of machine downtime goes beyond profits lost during the downtown period
5) total costs = all the above costs + total cost of a machine downtime
Solution:
- start using spanclamps or turnlocks to reduce your changeover time of a machine
- more then 1/2 of downtime is cased by hidden internal faults, maintenance is therefore crucial!
- most common technical fault is overheating of particular parts
- vibrations is a sign a machine is breaking
- wear and tear
- operator misuse
in the automotive industry 1 minute downtime costs 20000 euros
in the aerospace industry 1 minute downtime can cost 100 million euros