In today's competitive environment, modern production is facing numerous challenges, from ever increasing product versions to having to adhere to tight deadlines. To keep up, the industry is aiming to become more agile and tech-savvy while still trying to reach high production and sustainability standards.
The successful implementation of tightening systems is key to ensuring a problem-free production process, as any disturbance can lead to far reaching consequences. Issues with a tightening tool could lead to undesirable outcomes, paralyzing production lines unless the problem is swiftly and accurately addressed.
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Up to this point, the line stoppage procedure has always remained the same. Whenever a tightening tool breaks down, the operator reports the issue. A supervisor then comes to the station to conduct a quick analysis of the issue at hand, such as a frozen controller, and the only solution being to reboot it. With two minutes needed to do so, this often takes up to ten minutes altogether, and time is wasted. This is particularly concerning when the average tact time is 50 seconds.
Why risk losing valuable production time?
With ToolsControl, you can revolutionize your production optimization. As a server-controller portal, ToolsControl enables controller software to exist without a dedicated hardware. The system is deployed on 3 server units, so-called nodes, enabling unprecedented uptime and easiness of use. Learn more about the features and benefits of ToolsControl.