JobPack Production Scheduling Systems
1275 Davis Rd
Suite 130
Elgin,
IL
60123
US
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As Seen In Modern Machine Shop
Scheduling Software Prioritizes Jobs
JobPack Core Scheduler enables manufacturers to create efficient schedules for the production shop floor.
Completely Integrated ERP Module
JobPlan-Enterprise is an integrated, enterprise resource planning (ERP) module designed for custom, discrete manufacturers and companies that work on an engineered-to-order basis. The system offers complete functionality to meet the requirements of special purpose machinery and the mold tool industry, the compan
Wireless Technology Provides Networking Solution For Manufacturer
With complex relocations came the need for this manufacturer of power-transmission components for mining and offshore drilling to upgrade the PC hardware and LAN (Local Area Network) connections associated with their CNC machines. The machines were placed in an area that did not have easy access to the LAN connections.
Company Views A Paperless Future
In spite of high precision machinery employed in this plant, engineers were forced to carry program updates on floppy disks to each individual operator. This meant inefficiencies, duplicated effort and production lags, especially when they added 15 new machines to its plant floor in a 2-year period.
Less Paper, More Information
Getting rid of the thousands of paper tapes was this shop's first objective--an objective that would best be accomplished through some sort of distributed numerical control (DNC) system. The system they selected took them from 'punched' to 'paperless.'
Job Shop Provides Machine Operators With Job-Related Data In Real-Time
This shop, which specializes in large parts for power generation, aerospace and defense, decided it wanted to provide machine operators with every piece of information for the job at hand, in one place, at one time and in real-time.
Look What's Happened To DNC
Today's DNC systems are doing far more than just moving part programs around. They've evolved into full-blown shop floor information networks.