Can your manufacturing facility afford to lose $100,000 an hour to machine downtime? According to Information Technology Intelligence Consulting, 98% of all organizations with over 1,000 employees report that a single hour of downtime costs their company over $100,000, with 33% reporting downtime costs as high as between $1-5 million.
Getting maximum production value from your capital equipment should be a priority for every company as downtime can
However, there are times when routines have changed, a new operator is being trained or a simple mechanical issue can cause your bonder to stop working as planned. When this happens, getting your bonder back into production as quickly as possible can add thousands to your profitability.
Palomar Technologies Field Services
Palomar Technologies professional global service technicians are available to get your bonder up and running as quickly as possible, minimizing downtime costs. They are dedicated to helping you achieve maximum productivity and ROI from your capital equipment. Providing your service technician with some basic information about the state of the bonder and the steps that occurred just prior to any mechanical failure will support them in getting you up and running quickly.
Here is a short checklist to review prior to calling your Palomar service technician that will ensure they have the proper information to diagnose any issues:
In addition to the above checklist and your preventative maintenance routines, you might consider a service contract at the time of purchase of your equipment and a bonder training course.
Getting maximum productivity from your bonder is key to your ROI and by following these few tips, you’ll be able to reduce downtime and keep your machine operating at peak performance for years.
Download these resources for more information on bonder support:
Field Services Data Sheet | Bonder Training Courses Data Sheet | Process Development Consulting Data Sheet |
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Evan Hueners
Product Marketing Manager
Palomar Technologies, Inc.