Industries · Marine
Boring mills · Large VTLOne part can occupy a machine for days. Idle hours are the whole margin.
Large, low-volume components where every hour of spindle time is expensive.
Typical machine mix
Horizontal boring mills · Vertical turning lathes · Gantry mills · Large grinding
- Job overrun
- at 20% of the job, not 100%
- seen
- Setup share
- per part and fixture
- measured
- Idle reasons
- crane, program, inspection
- coded
On this floor
What matters, and what usually goes unmeasured.
- 01
Days-long cycles
When a job takes 60 hours, a 10% overrun is a lost shift. The overrun is invisible until the job ends.
- 02
Setup dominates
Fixturing and probing large parts can take longer than the cut. It is rarely measured.
- 03
Expensive idle
A boring mill waiting for a crane, a program or a decision costs more per hour than any other machine.
What Concept Digital Factory shows
The numbers this floor runs on.
Progress against the estimated hours inside a running job
Setup and probing time separated from cutting time
Waiting reasons for large machines: crane, program, inspection, decision
Capacity weeks ahead against booked orders
Modules used
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