Four calculators. No email wall.
Three of them answer the same question in sequence — what is my number, what is it costing me, what is fixing it worth. The fourth is for the vibration analysts. All of them run in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.
The three-step argument.
Most plants know something is wrong and cannot put a number on it. These three tools turn that feeling into arithmetic you can take to a board meeting.
OEE Calculator
Shift length, breaks, downtime, output, rejects and ideal cycle time in — availability, performance, quality and OEE out, with each loss priced separately.
Downtime Cost Calculator
Machines, hours lost and machine-hour rate in — your monthly and annual downtime bill out, with the share typically recoverable through visibility alone.
ROI Calculator
Fleet size, rates, current OEE and a target gain in — annual value of recovered capacity plus tooling savings out, with indicative payback.
Vibration, without the spreadsheet.
Bearing Frequency Calculator & ISO Severity Lookup
BPFO, BPFI, BSF and FTF from a bearing designation and shaft speed — with every geometry value editable, because manufacturers differ for the same designation. Then take a measured velocity reading and get its ISO 10816 / 20816 zone, with guidance on picking the right machine class for motors, gearboxes and turbines.
Because the maths is not the product
Anyone can compute a defect frequency. Watching that frequency on forty machines every minute, learning each machine's baseline, and calling the failure eleven days early — that is the product.
Run a free 2-machine pilot — live this week.
Two machines, thirty days, zero cost to start. Live OEE, downtime truth and a plant-specific ROI model — your data on-premises throughout.
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