Cycle counts, service history, location and condition for every mould and tool, so the press doesn’t wait for a tool nobody can find or trust.
From one card the toolroom knows where a tool is, what state it is in and how many cycles it has left before service.
Cycles, services, repairs, location, drawings. When the press waits, nobody is guessing which cavity was welded last year.
Counts come from production reporting automatically. The service list writes itself, and the overdue tool is loud.
A tool in service can’t be scheduled. The planner sees the conflict before the setter runs into it at 6 a.m.
Every intervention documented, so the discussion about a problem cavity starts from the records.
Concept view. Real screens at the demo.
What was done to the tool is written where the tool is, with photos.
You see tool availability like machine availability, before you promise a date.
Location and condition on the card, no morning safari through the racks.
Where machines report cycles, we take them automatically; elsewhere counts come from production reporting. Either way, nobody types them.
The card tracks external locations and custody, a mould at a partner is recorded with the partner’s name and a date.
Yes, you can run it on its own. When you add more of our solutions, they share data, so nothing is entered twice.
In the cloud, in a certified data centre in Germany, in line with GDPR. You can export your data at any time.
Mould, tool & die
You are here.
Production scheduling
A plan that holds
Maintenance
Service by plan, not by breakdown
In the demo we show one tool’s card with its cycles, repairs and history.
