OEE and downtime
Availability, performance and quality; losses by reason.
Industries
Takt, shelf life, variants or batches: every industry has its own constraint. Kesoniti answers each one in the language of its shop floor, on one platform.
Takt is tight and the customer expects in-sequence delivery; a 10-minute stop on one press shifts the whole shipment.
Every downtime is recorded with its reason as it happens, OEE is visible within the shift, and andon calls reach the right team.
Fast lines, frequent changeovers and shelf life; one wrongly labeled pallet means a recall.
Batch and best-before labels print on the floor from the right template; changeover time and scrap are tracked separately.
Hundreds of color and size variants across several stages; which machine runs which order stays on paper.
The operator picks the order on the terminal, the machine signal does the counting; the production record is right whatever the variant.
Every panel and module must be traceable; a problem in one cell batch means knowing which products it went into.
Batch and order data are recorded at the moment of production; when a measurement leaves its tolerance, the line lead knows at once.
Continuous processes, costly stops and high scrap; where the lost minutes went only becomes clear at month end.
Downtimes open on their own from the machine signal and the operator picks the reason; loss classes make scrap and downtime cost visible.
Long assembly lines and configured products; a missing part at one station holds up the whole line.
The station requests material, the warehouse sees it and delivers; operation confirmations and labor time add up per order.
High-volume, multi-variant assembly; the reason a unit fails at the test station must be found fast.
Test results and defect reasons are recorded on the line; recurring defects stand out through SPC and reports.
Batch records, traceability and quality release are mandatory; paper records cost time in every audit.
Batch, operator and measurement are recorded electronically at each step; approvals and changes are kept in the audit trail.
Continuous presses and sequence-driven yield; every changeover produces square meters of scrap.
Changeovers and scrap reasons are recorded apart; yield and losses per shift show on the plant TV.
Common platform
Availability, performance and quality; losses by reason.
Orders, counts, downtime and scrap on a tablet.
Counts and status over S7, OPC UA, Modbus and MQTT.
Batch, order, operator and machine linked.
Calls to the team, summaries to Teams.
Orders come in, confirmations and goods movements go back.
If your shop floor has downtime, scrap and records that stay on paper, the problem is one we know. Tell us, and we will say plainly how we can help.
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