Plastic moulding monitoring that counts every shot.

It records every shot and cycle time per mould, splits downtime into mould change, material wait and breakdown, computes OEE against the best demonstrated cycle for that mould, and tracks energy per good part. Hydraulic and servo IMMs from 60 to 3500 tonnes are covered, along with blow moulding and auxiliaries.

Yes. Parts are counted as shots × cavities for the mould that is actually loaded, so a mould change updates the count automatically. More on counting in injection moulding machine monitoring.

Creep is a slow increase in cycle time: a couple of seconds per shot from temperature drift, a worn check ring or a conservative setting. On a 30-second cycle, 2 seconds is about 6% of capacity, invisible daily and expensive monthly.

Yes. Thermal signatures give early warning of heater-band failure, and current creep flags pump and motor wear, feeding predictive maintenance with its typical 48–96 hour window.

Yes. Heaters and hydraulics draw power whether you mould or not, so energy per good part is tracked per mould and per machine. See energy monitoring.