Wintriss Controls Group’s ShopFloorConnect Version 6.0 Reduces Machine Downtime
Wintriss Controls Group’s ShopFloorConnect Version 6.0 collects downtime and production efficiency data from every machine in manufacturing operations, displays it in real time and produces manufacturing reports, including overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) reports.
Wintriss Controls Group’s ShopFloorConnect Version 6.0.
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Wintriss Controls Group’s ShopFloorConnect Version 6.0 collects downtime and production efficiency data from every machine in manufacturing operations, displays it in real time and produces manufacturing reports, including overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) reports. According to the company, the software can increase manufacturing capacity and profitability while reducing machine downtime by identifying and quantifying excessive production losses and bottlenecks.
Version 6.0 has a new design format for quick access to all data, including several features for robust, user-friendly reporting and dashboard customization, flexible scheduling capabilities, and machine interface enhancements. Users can increase the OEE of their machines by tracking the reasons for scrap for improved production analysis. ShopFloorConnect also enables users to manually enter good and bad part count data when machines with batch processes make it impossible or impractical to automatically count the parts as they are being produced.
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