The Year-End Playbook for Smarter Manufacturing

The Year-End Playbook for Smarter Manufacturing

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As we approach the end of the year, it’s a natural time to take stock of where we’ve been and where we’re headed. For manufacturers, this is more than just an exercise in reflection—it’s a chance to reset, refine, and plan for a stronger 2025. Whether you’re a plant manager grappling with downtime, an engineer looking to optimize machine utilization, or an executive charting the next steps in your digital transformation journey, the end of the year offers a valuable opportunity to prepare for what’s ahead.

Let’s explore how you can use this time to position your operations for success.

Start with a Look Back

Before setting bold goals for the future, it’s important to understand the story your data tells about the past year. Think about the moments that cost your team the most time and energy. Was it unexpected downtime? Perhaps a few critical machines weren’t running at full capacity. Maybe it was something harder to quantify, like inefficiencies in how your team responded to maintenance needs.

Taking the time to dig into these trends can be eye-opening. A manufacturer we recently worked with discovered that material shortages caused 40% of their downtime this year. With that insight, they were able to adjust inventory planning and avoid hundreds of lost hours in 2024.

With tools like Caddis Systems, you can make this kind of analysis straightforward. We help you track machine utilization, downtime causes, and other key metrics, turning raw data into actionable insights.

Focus on What’s Preventable

Unplanned downtime is more than an inconvenience; it’s a profit killer. But the good news is that much of it can be avoided with proactive maintenance. That’s why this time of year is perfect for recalibrating your maintenance strategy.

Imagine heading into January with machines operating at their best because you’ve taken the time to fine-tune preventive maintenance schedules. Using real-time tracking, Caddis makes it easy to know exactly when maintenance is needed, helping you avoid unnecessary repairs and keep operations running smoothly.

Uncover and Address Bottlenecks

Every facility has its challenges, and bottlenecks are often at the top of the list. Maybe it’s a machine that never seems to keep up with the rest of the line. Maybe it’s a process that always feels one step behind. These pain points don’t just slow things down—they often ripple out into other areas, from missed deadlines to increased overtime.

The key is understanding where and why these bottlenecks occur. By monitoring your operations in real time, Caddis gives you the clarity to identify these trouble spots and work toward long-term solutions.

Leverage Technology for the Year Ahead

As manufacturers, we know the industry is shifting rapidly, with automation, robotics, and Industry 4.0 technologies leading the charge. But technology is only as good as the data that powers it. This is where solutions like machine monitoring become invaluable.

For instance, a robotics-driven facility recently shared how monitoring their machines with Caddis gave them peace of mind during lights-out operations. Knowing that every machine was performing as expected allowed their team to focus on higher-level tasks, ultimately improving efficiency and quality.

Look Forward with Clear Goals

With insights from the past and tools for improvement, the next step is setting clear, actionable goals for the new year. What does success look like for your team in 2025? Is it reducing downtime by 10%? Increasing machine utilization to 90%? Perhaps it’s simply having more reliable data to make confident decisions.

These goals become more achievable with the right technology partner. At Caddis, we don’t just provide tools; we provide solutions designed for manufacturers like you—solutions rooted in experience and a deep understanding of the industry.

Stronger Together in 2025

The year-end isn’t just about closing the books; it’s about opening the door to new possibilities. When you take the time to reflect, analyze, and optimize, you set your team up for success—not just in January but throughout the year.

If you’re ready to make smarter manufacturing a reality, let’s talk. Our 1:1 demonstrations are designed to show how Caddis Systems can transform your operations with real-time visibility, improved uptime, and advanced maintenance tracking.

Here’s to a stronger 2025—let’s build it together.

Is A Down Economy the Right Time for Investing in Machine Monitoring?

Is A Down Economy the Right Time for Investing in Machine Monitoring?

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Strategic Business Decisions When Production is Slow

The economy. Such a broad word, but we’re all part of it. It can be down, and it can be up. In good times, ‘a rising tide lifts all boats’. But just as it rises, it falls. In fact, it will always do just that, rise and fall. The pressure put on businesses in a downturn creates challenges for company owners and managers to bridge the gap until the next upswing. That often calls for a more conservative approach to spending and finances in general. But, for some savvy leaders, a down economy may in fact be a good time to invest in business solutions focused on long term prosperity.

Great candidates for consideration are in the Industry 4.0 arena as they represent the use of digital solutions and information – to root out, identify and remove inefficiencies for starters. Technology continues to be a smart and forward-thinking place to focus when securing the future of manufacturing. Productivity boosters, like machine monitoring for example, are also relatively inexpensive, with short ROI and continuous performance results in perpetuity.

So, why is a down time and good time to implement efficiency measures?

Investments in business processes of any sort still do require a financial commitment. Given that, it can be a bit of a stretch when times are lean. Looking at it as an investment in the future, rather than a checkmark in the expense column is a good place to start. From that standpoint, there are several key reasons to raise your eyes further on the horizon.

Make use of available time

As much as we don’t like it, when customer demands soften, it does make way for needed time to implement and train on new technologies. Machine monitoring, like that from CADDIS Systems, is an intuitive and user-friendly solution, but does require time and testing to get it tailored to individual needs and preferences. While that’s going on, companies can keep up with lighter production demands and the pursuit of new business, devoting the necessary resources to ensure a smooth transition for greater efficiency and performance when the economy picks up again.

Seek out certainty in an uncertain market

When business turns down and we don’t (yet) know why, making informed decisions becomes more important than ever. Given all the pressures manufacturers face, uncovering and addressing the unknown can make the difference between success and failure. Machine monitoring solutions provide the data needed to optimize operations, reduce waste, and improve resource allocation. Whether it’s cutting energy costs or reducing scrap, these data-driven strategies are fact-based and can have a significant impact on a company’s bottom line.

Work on achieving greater efficiency

A dollar saved is a dollar earned, or a dollar invested in even greater performance. The pressure that businesses feel during an economic downturn can often be a good thing because it creates a sense of urgency to seek out a better way. Incremental improvements in operations while business is down can lead to significant cost savings or, when reinvested, exponential increases in productivity and profitability when business recovers. There are many ways for inefficiencies to creep into manufacturing processes, even those that look streamlined at first glance. Those productivity inhibitors can be difficult to see ‘with the naked eye’ so to speak. Industry 4.0 solutions such as machine monitoring leverage data and visibility to provide a clearer picture of where problems are – the numbers don’t lie – and a path to improvement for maintaining profitability. 

Gain insights to plan for tomorrow

Invest in technology that can leverage capacity and drive long-term growth. That’s a good plan. Begin at a time of lighter production requirements and then scale the solution. To do so, the technology you choose to implement initially on singular basis must have the ability to be added onto and further expanded throughout operations as recovery and growth occur. Start with workhorse equipment and prove out the potential. As the business climate improves, those who made forward-thinking decisions will be better prepared for the next downturn, which is going to happen. With that comes more work in the queue, greater levels of efficiency, healthier finances, and smoothed out bumps in the road.

Establish preventative maintenance intervals 

“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”, not exactly. Equipment in all forms through their thousands of cycles, incur wear and require attention. One of the most significant benefits of Industry 4.0 solutions such as machine monitoring is its ability to shift maintenance strategies from reactive to proactive. By monitoring conditions in real time, companies can predict potential failures and address them before they result in costly and time-consuming downtime. Knowing the ideal interval to conduct maintenance provides operators and managers with foresight, even the ability to shift production needs away from specified operations, creating time and less interruption in overall processes. This not only lowers repair costs but also ensures that production lines continue running smoothly, a key factor in meeting customer demands, even when business is slow.

Using Production software to claim the competitive edge

While some companies might delay investments during a downturn, those that pursue technology like machine monitoring solutions can gain a significant competitive edge. The efficiency improvements, cost savings, and operational insights gained can set up to outpace competitors when the market recovers. Since we know that what goes down will also come up, a down economy is not just a time to tighten the belt, but an opportunity to strengthen operations and prepare for future growth.

Ready to get started with CADDIS machine monitoring? We offer 1:1 demonstrations as well as a no risk free trial for up to 60-days.

Case Study: Machine Monitoring Boosts Output on Vertical and Horizontal Machines

Case Study: Machine Monitoring Boosts Output on Vertical and Horizontal Machines

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Increased Utilization leads to Increased Profits at LeClaire Manufacturing

Aluminum Casting and Machining

LeClaire Manufacturing is a sand and permanent mold aluminum casting supplier serving agriculture, marine and recreational vehicles as well as numerous other industries. The family-owned business was incorporated in 1966 but has its roots dating back to the 1890’s. LeClaire also offers a number of value-added services including design and engineering, tool building, heat treating, core making, real-time x-raying, impregnating, anodizing, and machining. And it’s the machining part where recent technology has proven invaluable to operational efficiency and the company’s bottom line.

Large Operations Leave Room for Hidden Problems

Kind of like the bigger they are . . ., the operations at LeClaire have done just that over the years to become one of the largest suppliers of aluminum casting in North America. In addition to the growing foundry operations, the company’s CNC machining areas have also increased to keep pace with the increased flow of castings. The two primary machining departments include– vertical and horizontal machining – which are integral in delivering the finished part to the customer. Between the two departments there are now thirty machines, growing by six total in the three-year period 2021, 2022, and 2023. The problem LeClaire was facing was low machine utilization rates, which at first were pretty much unknown. As with so many companies in manufacturing, when production is working and customers are happy, it isn’t always apparent that there’s room for improvement – you don’t know what you don’t know. “We weren’t fully aware of how many resources were underutilized and how much more we could achieve”, said Ralph Zimmerman, LeClaire Manufacturing Co-President. “So, we made the decision to integrate a machine monitoring platform to provide us with more visibility and help us better analyze runtime and downtime data”, continued Zimmerman.

Heavy Industrial Environment

Adding to challenge is the wide variety of machines that LeClaire was utilizing in both the horizontal and vertical departments. They needed a machine monitoring solution that not only would integrate with a Doosan but also with Haas, Makino, Okuma and others. “The solution had to work for all of our machines, or we would not be able to establish a clear dataset to evaluate each department as a whole and identify areas of improvement”, said Zimmerman.

Enter CADDIS Systems

After looking at numerous machine monitoring options, the best solution came in the form of a durable sealed piece of hardware that enclosed the necessary digital circuitry, which could then seamlessly integrate onto any type of machine and provide all the necessary runtime data needed. These Caddis devices also had the ability to not only capture the utilization data but also trigger alarms via text, email or machine based when the machine was down for an excessive amount of time. These shop floor devices offer three types of connectivity to the LeClaire machining networks – Wi-Fi, Cellular or ethernet. The installations LeClaire chose were combinations of wired-in (to machine controls) and simple stack light connections. With those came a constant stream of machining data, multiplied by the growing number of machines in use. All that information had to be analyzed and presented in a form that operators and managers could understand, interpret, and act upon. “That’s where the part b of the solution came into play, the dashboard”, said Zimmerman of the companion software program. The software, which comes with the purchase of each device, is user-definable and provides common metrics regardless of machine type or brand. Each user can view the data captured by Caddis in several ways such as utilization based on location, department or machine level.

What did we learn?

A lot. “We looked at several things over three years. The number of machines, utilization rates, increases in those rates, what that meant in terms of production hours gained, and then ultimately what that meant to the business on the whole”, said Zimmerman. Here’s what they learned, acted on, and the results (based on a $150 per hour machine rate):

Vertical Machining Department

Year

# Of Machines

Utilization Rate

Production Hours

Production Dollar Equiv.

2021

5

10%

4,177

$626,550

2022

7

44%

16,784

$2,517,600

2023

7

48%

21,188

$3,178,200

+2

+38%

+ 17,011

+ $2,551,650

From a utilization standpoint, we saw continuous improvement over the 3 years. In the first year, we had a 10% utilization rate for all our machines. In 2022, we had a 44% utilization rate with only adding two machines to our process. In just one year of using the Caddis platform we had increased utilization by 34%. 2023 our utilization increased to 48% with zero machines added to this department. Still, a 4% increase in utilization percentage.

As far as production hours and dollar amounts are concerned the results speak for themselves. Overall, from 2021 through the end of year 2023, we saw an increase of 17,011 hours of production. We simply take that number, multiply it by $150, which is our per hour dollar amount per machine, we are left with a $2,551,650 increase in production dollars.

Horizontal Machining Department

Year

# Of Machines

Utilization Rate

Production Hours

Production Dollar Equiv.

2021

19

33%

48,694

$7,304,100

2022

20

50%

54,409

$8,161,350

2023

23

52%

69,937

$10,490,550

+4

+19%

+21,243

+ $3,186,450

Just like the Verticals, we also saw a significant increase in machine utilization after the Caddis integration over the entire three-year study. In the first year, we had a 33% utilization rate for all our machines. In 2022, we jumped up to a 50% utilization rate with only adding one machine to our Horizontals. This was a 17% increase in machine utilization. In 2023 our utilization was 52% with 3 more machines added in the mix. Still, an increase in overall machine utilization percentage. As far as production hours and dollar amounts are concerned the results speak for themselves. Overall, from 2021 through end of year 2023, we saw an increase of 21,243 hours of production, or a $3,186,450 increase in production dollars.

What it means for the business

As we consider all the data, we saw an overall increase in production hours of 38,245. That’s an increase of production dollars in the amount of $5,765,100.

The Full Impact of Increased Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)

The Full Impact of Increased Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE)

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What’s the full impact of increased Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) on your manufacturing operations? In a word, it’s potential. With no further Capex or labor investment, a production floor aligns to achieve its full capability by realizing where inefficiencies exist in the current process and then taking steps to reduce them. 

Fractional improvements lead to measurable differences in machine utilization, use of consumable items, operator time, and ultimately throughput. These efficiency gains go straight to the bottom line – profitability – and improve job satisfaction and customer relationships.

It starts with a simple, but rugged device paired with a robust software system. The two provide a constant stream of data from the shop floor and a common set of metrics to support the many decisions needed for improvement. The data-driven machine monitoring solution from CADDIS Systems provides visibility to machine operators and managers for a single CNC machine, a machining cell, or an entire production floor. 

The cloud-based system is accessed on any number of screens, computers, and mobile devices of the operator’s choosing. That means real-time visibility where and when it’s needed. If something does begin to go outside of tolerance, visual and audible alarms actuate for immediate intervention to prevent issues from becoming larger problems. The result is the continued ability to reduce machine downtime and prevent / predict maintenance to achieve greater efficiency.

At a time when the pursuit of production reliability often means further investment in technology, adding a machine monitoring system is a simple, yet smart method to use available dollars wisely. It also goes a long way to staying true to customer promises for delivery, controlling costs, ensuring quality, and maintaining trust and confidence.

Seeking out and achieving greater efficiency is a key step in establishing better best practices for sustainability. The productivity improvements from machine monitoring go straight to the bottom line, increasing economy through better utilization of both man and machine and contributing to faster ROI. 

The flip side of efficiencies gained is inefficiencies avoided such as machine downtime, equipment damage, and additional repair. It’s hard to estimate the cost of problems not encountered other than to equate it to productive time lost. 

With an active system such as CADDIS and an engaged workforce, gains in time lead to prosperity and growth. To see it for yourself, book a demo with one of our experts today.

Industrial Furnace Monitoring

Case Study: Caddis Machine Monitoring Triggers Immediate Intervention to Avoid Massive Repair and Downtime

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No Need For A Meltdown

Or a ‘freeze up’, as the case would have been for LeClaire Manufacturing – a single-source sand and permanent mold casting and machining company – when a critical furnace failed within its aluminum die casting operations. These workhorse furnaces run almost continuously in foundry operations providing performance, energy savings and reliability . . . until they don’t. Sometimes those reliable pieces of equipment develop mechanical or electrical problems that go unnoticed, but a failure alarm did not.

“At that moment a text message was sent by the CADDIS System to our foreman and action was taken immediately that saved our bacon”, said Ralph Zimmerman, LeClaire Manufacturing Co-President. “We were able to intervene in literally a matter of seconds after the unit overheated and shutoff”, continued Zimmerman.

Adding Up The Damage

If not addressed, what would have happened next is nothing short of a disaster. After a furnace failure, the unit shuts off and the front of furnace bath freezes, causing a cascading effect of failures. Tallying this up is daunting. It starts a lot of specialized labor to unfreeze the front of the furnace, estimated at $8,000 – $10,000. Next is to save the metal pump, which itself is a $20,000 unit. Then to inspect the lining of the furnace to determine whether it had been damaged, a process that is very difficult to accomplish, and can be hard to fully know. Even fuel costs – for example to melt the metal – are part of the equation. But perhaps the biggest cost is downtime and resulting missed customer orders.

Industrial Furnace Monitoring

LeClaire uses state-of-the-art furnaces for near constant production within its aluminum die casting production facility.

There’s An Upside

It didn’t happen. All these subsequent catastrophic failures were avoided thanks to the continuous and reliable CADDIS System. There was also no delay with the subsequent processes that LeClaire does for its customers. After the parts have been cast, they are heat treated, machined to customer specification, and delivered. LeClaire has CADDIS installed on numerous presses where they track uptime, downtime, maintenance tasks as well as shifts and other key metrics.

Industrial Furnace Monitoring

Operating environments of the CADDIS Machine Monitoring System include all manner of heat and chemistry encountered in today’s manufacturing.

So, What Is CADDIS?

CADDIS is a two-pronged Industry 4.0 solution that uses a shop floor device and an intuitive software platform. The device is housed in a durable and sealed aluminum casting and is designed to work without interruption in even the harshest environments. It connects to any type or vintage of machine relaying user specified data to a central dashboard. That dashboard is the brain of the operation, providing real-time monitoring for continuous observation, improvement, and intervention. The results are increases in uptime, improved Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE), predictive maintenance intervals, and most notably in this case avoiding downtime, repair, scrap and missed customer deliveries.

“It’s pretty impressive when you stop and think about it. We were in the middle of our shift thinking all was running perfectly, and then we got a text from the (CADDIS) system, very cool”, said Zimmerman. “We were really able to contain the failure right away and avoid what would have very rapidly become a next-level costly issue”, he continued.

To learn how CADDIS Systems machine monitoring can prevent machine downtime by booking a demo with our team. To start using CADDIS immediately, request a free trial on up to five of your machines.

Happy Thanksgiving From CADDIS!

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Caddis Systems continues to be extremely thankful for all we have been blessed with. At Caddis we focus on what is right with the world and strive to do what we can as a company and individuals to make our Country and the world a better place. We are thankful for the opportunity to go to work every day and serve all our amazing customers.

Since Thanksgiving is a day where many different delicious recipes are shared with loved ones, I thought I would share my delicious recipe that is served best from the tailgate of a truck with family, good friends and a variety of adult beverages.


Recipe: Hawkeye Breakfast
Stick of butter
Cut Potatoes
Cut Up Kielbasa
Diced Garlic
Sliced Onions
Shredded Medium Cheddar Tillamook Cheese
Salt & Pepper
Red Pepper Flakes

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Machine Efficiency: Industrial IoT

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It is essential that today’s manufacturers keep up to date with the latest technological advances. Basically, machine efficiency is vital.  Now more than ever, production should be efficient, and any extra machine downtime should not be tolerated.  For instance, if a company is battling unforeseen downtime, this will negatively impact production and assembly. Consequently, the manufacturing process will be obstructed.

Equipment MonitoringConsistently improving machine efficiency and overall capacity should be the goal. Considering preventative machine maintenance and the industrial internet of things model, companies will significantly see improvements in asset utilization and overall production schedules. At CADDIS, our machine monitoring systems highlight underperforming assets so you can spend more time taking action. In fact, CADDIS devices have multiple inputs allowing them to automatically detect machine status and alert you to any excessive threshold.

The Industrial Internet of Things

What is the industrial internet of things (IIoT) and how does this concept benefit machine efficiency? IIoT is an essential part of Industry 4.0, otherwise known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution. IIot is considered vital in the manufacturing world. Its concepts guide preventative maintenance, increase machine efficiency and energy management, and help better understand the supply chain process.

Basically, IIot is a method to enhance digital information technology in manufacturing. Its network of sensors collects vital data and in return, this cloud data helps gather valuable insights about manufacturing operations. Simply put, the industrial internet of things connects machines and data management to achieve improvements in productivity and overall efficiency of machine-related roles.machine efficiency

Connecting Assets

Data communications and connecting assets are important to machine productivity. When actionable information is accessible, engineers and workers, alike can identify any issues with machines, the production line, or any larger issues at hand. CADDIS Systems technology improves downtime because of its ability to accurately measure a machine’s capacity. Contact us today for a free demo to learn how we can increase your assets today.

 

Watch this video to learn about CADDIS Systems

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What Sets CADDIS Systems Apart?

CADDIS Systems was designed by a team of industry experts with over 100 years of experience in manufacturing. Our goal with our system is to provide you with a solution on how to overcome costly problems related to your business. We combine technology and ease of use with simplicity to provide the perfect tool for machine management. Watch the video above or review the points below and you’ll know why CADDIS Systems is perfect for your business.

Why do you need CADDIS?

CADDIS streamlines your business by:

  • CADDIS is a machine monitoring system that works with your business model to make sure that you achieve the maximum ROI from your equipment.
  • CADDIS provides machine insights, accurate real-time visibility, and preventive maintenance management.
  • CADDIS Systems detects and automatically alerts you to any excessive threshold or maintenance task via text, email, and visible & audible alerts on the production floor.
  • All data is streamed to a cloud-based, online dashboard viewable through any computer or smart device by unlimited users. It requires no software to purchase or download. There are also no licensing fees.
  • CADDIS Systems has been engineered and built to withstand all types of environmental extremes including sand, salt, heat, dust, and more, unlike other monitoring devices.
  • CADDIS can be installed in minutes on any model or vintage of machine. It is scalable from one machine to an entire, global organization.
  • There is no special equipment needed for the install and you won’t need any outside resources for the installation process.
  • Once you install CADDIS your business will be elevated immediately to industry 4.0 once one machine is deployed.

Trust CADDIS just like thousands of other businesses to take your business to the next level. To learn more visit lcm2m.com or call 563-551-6418 today to schedule a free demo today!

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what is industry 4.0?

What Is Industry 4.0? How Can It Benefit My Business?

Ultimately, Industry 4.0 refers to a new concept in the industrial revolution that focuses heavily on interconnectivity, automation, machine learning, and real-time data. Not only does it improve machine efficiency, but it can essentially establish a whole new way to track the progress of a business.

More specifically, Industry 4.0, also known as the fourth industrial revolution, offers a more comprehensive, interlinked, and integrative approach to manufacturing. It connects physical interaction with the digital landscape. Additionally, it allows for better collaboration and accessibility across departments, partners, vendors, products, and even people.

Caddis Systems and IoT (internet of things)

Basically, Caddis Systems wants to empower manufacturers to better control every aspect of their operation. Understanding Industry 4.0 standards and how its data boosts productivity and growth is an influential tool in any manufacturing, digital, or growing business. In fact, this new technological industrial revolution inspires business owners to take action and move towards a more internet of things model. Accordingly to ZDNet, the internet of things, or IoT, “refers to the billions of physical devices around the world that are now connected to the internet, all collecting and sharing data.” Essentially, collecting and sharing data through a variety of cloud-based elements will spur growth and knowledge.

How Can Caddis Influence My Business?

There are several benefits to using CADDIS Systems. Our smart machine approach maximizes the return on assets and prevents future problem areas. In addition, insightful and continuous data (see video below) is at the core of improvement and effectively monitoring machine uptime avoids unnecessary disruptions. Most importantly, time will not be wasted as underperforming assets will be noticeable and fixes can occur more rapidly. Contact us today for a free demo.

 

CADDIS Machine Monitoring Applications

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Machine Monitoring Systems

CADDIS Systems is not just another machine monitoring system.

 

CADDIS was initially developed to monitor CNC’s found in machine shops across the globe. Since then CADDIS has been deployed on many other types of machines to monitor not only utilization percentage but also a number of other key metrics that are critical to a company’s success.

 

Below is a sampling of the type of data that CADDIS is now monitoring for our customers:

• Overall Machine Utilization
• Cycle Count
• Cycle Time
• Excessive Downtimes
• Conveyor Speed
• Fluid Flow
• Fluid Levels
• Fluid Temperature
• Ambient Temperature
• Vibration
• Shift Start and Stop
• Humidity
• Preventative Maintenance tasks and schedule

 

Below is a sampling of the type of Machines CADDIS is now monitoring for our customers:

• CNC’s
• Robots
• Presses
• Conveyors
• Boilers
• Mills
• Parts Washers
• Permanent Mold Machines
• Pumps
• Compressors
• Spin Blasters
• Tumble Blasters
• 3D Printers
• Core Machines
• Molding Machines
• Dehumidifiers
• Wire Annealing Machines

 

Let CADDIS provide you with a simple solution for long term success!