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Metalworking Sector

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The Client

 

The client produces tailor-made solutions in the steelworking sector, primarily focusing on the production of tubes and components for industrial applications. They offer a wide range of solutions for various industries, including automotive, agricultural, and hydraulic sectors.

The company emphasizes innovation, quality, and flexibility to tackle the challenges of international markets.

 

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Project Objectives

 

The client aimed to:

  • Collect data from the entire company machine fleet
  • Implement advanced interconnection with mandatory stop cause tracking
  • Analyze the efficiency of departments and machines

 

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Implemented Solution

 

  • Production, Process, and Quality Data: Interconnected the entire machine fleet, including legacy equipment
  • Advanced Cause Analysis: Mandatory multilayer tracking of downtime
  • Reporting and Dashboards: Provided real-time insights into department and machine efficiency (OEE)
  • Real-Time Quality Indicators: Displayed statistical quality metrics directly on the shop floor

 

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Modules used

 

  1. HyperMES®
    Progress tracking, monitoring, and production optimization
  2. HyperTAB®
    Production progress tracking
  3. HyperCONN®HyperGWAY®
    Connectors for plant integration, supporting Transition 5.0 and pre-Transition 5.0 standards
  4. HyperQUEUE®
    An MQTT service compliant with GDPR specifications

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Concrete Results

 

The company achieved:

  • Comprehensive Overview: A complete and integrated vision of production, processes, and quality
  • Accurate Downtime Tracking: Mandatory and precise downtime monitoring, reducing unplanned stoppages
  • Improved Efficiency: Rapid identification of inefficiencies and implementation of corrective actions, leading to significant operational efficiency improvements

 

Key Metrics:

  • 41 machines integrated
  • 1.177 production tasks/year
  • 434.212 downtime records/year
  • 5.119.680 production recordings/year
  • 3.390.664 quality recordings/year