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The
following is required for the successful development of a project to
automate die and mould management within a production plant: |
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Advice on how to develop a project that can create value for the
business, using STAIN’s proven method, which starts with a detailed
analysis of the existing situation and goes on to develop a solution
using framework functions to handle each company’s specific
requirements.
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The
main functions of the STP are: |
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Tool master records. The STP allows a census of all the equipment
(dies, die holder, matrices, inserts) based on type, status,
location, supplier, nominal life and residual life. Powerful filters
are used to determine which and how many tools are available.
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Tool tracking. The STP tracks how each tool is used throughout its
life to establish which presses it has been mounted on and which
tools it has been associated with, in order to identify
malfunctions, stoppages and non-conformities recorded.
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Registration of interventions during production. The STP tracks all
maintenance operations on tools mounted on machines rendered
necessary during the moulding campaign. It records the date/time,
type of intervention and operator, and takes a photograph of the
equipment to allow a target defect analysis.
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Tool maintenance. The TSP tracks all internal and external
maintenance carried out on the tooling, and compares its nominal and
actual life to allow an accurate assessment of suppliers and
dimensional and aesthetic defects, and to implement preventive
actions to allow continuous improvement of the moulding process.
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