See at a glance if your machines are working as intended and get notifications otherwise.
Monitor the Overall Equipment Effectiveness of groups of or individual machines easily.
Get to know about downtime risks or necessary service activities in time to plan most cost-efficiently.
Monitor Overall Equipment Effectiveness.
Handle and supervise many machines.
Predict & request maintenance & service.
Monitor & improve performance & quality.
Get summarized or detailed evaluations for controlling the machines’ effectiveness.
Predict & request maintenance or service operations for minimal costs & downtime.
Track & analyze availability, performance and quality to eliminate issues decreasing productivity.
Know the current operation and routine progress states
of all machines, assure proper operation conditions.
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Get to know the most relevant application scenarios and added values for Condition Monitoring & Predictive Maintenance for measurement machines.
What is the definition of Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance?
Predictive maintenance is a proactive maintenance strategy that uses data and analysis from Condition Monitoring to evaluate the condition of assets and predict their failure. Predictive Maintenance is subject to the objective of minimizing unplanned downtime by performing maintenance before equipment failure occurs. At the same time, only necessary maintenance is performed, which significantly reduces maintenance costs. Condition Monitoring is usually limited to the use of sensors and other monitoring devices that collect data on the performance and condition of equipment. The collected data is stored in a structured manner and made available to predictive maintenance algorithms via standardized interfaces.
How do Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring work together?
What are the benefits of Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring?
What is an example of a use case for Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring?
An application example for Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance would be the operation of Coordinate Measurement Machines (CMMs) and machine tools in production. For both types of devices, control data such as program sequences or machine errors, as well as additional data from temperature and vibration sensors, would be continuously extracted and stored. The data is made accessible for visualization in a dashboard, so Condition Monitoring allows machine operators to know at a glance the operating states of many machine tools on the shopfloor or CMMs in different measuring rooms, if necessary. As soon as a program finishes running, a machine error occurs or environmental conditions become problematic, this can be detected via the dashboard. In this way, an operator can more reliably take care of more machines or devices without having to be present locally all the time.
At the same time, via the Predictive Maintenance functionalities of the software, the operator receives a message as soon as a critical asset condition is predicted in the short or medium term. This can refer to the wear of a tool for the machine tool, to a machine component such as a bearing, or to the measurement capability of the CMM. In this way, necessary maintenance, calibration or service activities can then already be predicted and planned before unplanned and thus expensive downtime occurs.