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• UV Dose and Cure Margin: Calculate UV dose from measured irradiance and exposure time, then compare it with the material cure-dose target and conveyor speed limit.
• Coating Material Coverage: Estimate gallons of coating needed from coated surface area, coverage rate, coats, and waste.
• Paint and Coating Cost Per Part: Estimate liquid coating cost per part from surface area, theoretical coverage, price, coats, transfer efficiency, and purge waste.
• Cycle Time: Check takt, cycle time, throughput, and utilization for a shift or line.
• OEE: Calculate availability, performance, quality, and overall equipment effectiveness.
• Takt Time: Find the pace production must hold to satisfy customer demand.
• Throughput: Estimate hourly, shift, and daily output from cycle time, uptime, and yield.
• Machine Utilization: Measure run time, idle time, and downtime against available machine time.
• Conveyor Speed: Size belt or line speed for throughput, spacing, and dwell requirements.
• Dwell Time: Calculate how long parts remain inside an oven, wash, cure, or process zone.
• Line Balance: Measure station balance, bottleneck time, balance efficiency, and idle time across a line.
• Bottleneck Capacity: Find the limiting process step and the good-unit capacity it allows for a line or cell.
• Schedule Attainment: Compare planned output against actual output and estimate the schedule miss from lost time.
• Downtime Cost: Quantify contribution margin and labor impact from unplanned downtime.
• Preventive Maintenance ROI: Estimate savings and ROI from reducing downtime with preventive maintenance improvements.
• Setup Cost: Amortize setup labor and machine time across a production batch.
• Changeover Reduction: Quantify labor, machine, and capacity value from reducing setup or changeover time.
• Tool Amortization: Spread tooling investment and maintenance across expected production volume.
• Power Cost: Estimate electricity usage and operating cost per run, shift, or part.
• Compressed Air Cost: Estimate compressor energy cost from horsepower, load, hours, and electricity rate.
• Motor Energy Cost: Calculate electric motor kWh and cost from horsepower, efficiency, load, runtime, and electric rate.
• Scrap Cost: Estimate the real dollar impact of scrap, rework, and yield loss.
• Yield: Calculate production yield from input quantity, good output, scrap, and rework.
• First Pass Yield: Measure how many units pass the first time without rework.