OEE
OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency) is a percentage ratio used to measure the productive effectiveness of industrial machinery.
OEE's advantage over other ratios is that it measures, in just one indicator, all the fundamental
parameters in industrial production: availability, effectiveness and quality.
Having an OEE of, for example, 53% means that out of 100 good pieces that the machine could
have produced, it has only produced 53.
The analysis of the three factors that make up the OEE makes it possible to know, if what is missing up to 100%, has been lost due to availability (the machinery was stopped during a certain period of time), effectiveness (the machinery was operating below its total capacity) or quality (defective parts have been produced ).
OEE's advantage over other ratios is that it measures, in just one indicator, all the fundamental
parameters in industrial production: availability, effectiveness and quality.
Having an OEE of, for example, 53% means that out of 100 good pieces that the machine could
have produced, it has only produced 53.
The analysis of the three factors that make up the OEE makes it possible to know, if what is missing up to 100%, has been lost due to availability (the machinery was stopped during a certain period of time), effectiveness (the machinery was operating below its total capacity) or quality (defective parts have been produced ).
Idasanet also has developed OEE TARGET. A tool to help you set objectives, analyze the production structure and focus on continuous improvement and "lean manufacturing".
Idasanet will help you to implement your OEE measurement system, by integrating it in
equipment and production lines of your plant, connecting PLC signals vía net (OPC Server) or installing specific sensors.
