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Module M-01 · OEE

OEE your customers see every shift.

Availability, performance and quality, computed from the signals the machine already keeps. Per machine, per line - live, not on a monthly report.

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Availability 91.4% Running time against planned time, from the machine state.
Performance 88.2% Real cycle times against the ideal cycle for that model.
Quality 97.1% Good parts against total parts, from the PLC counters.
OEE 78.3% One figure per machine and per line, with its three components still visible.

Why from the machine builder

The plant has OEE software. You have the machine.

OEE tools are sold to factories, one plant at a time. Mavex puts OEE inside the machine offer: your customer opens it in your portal on day one, and you see the OEE of every line you have ever shipped, side by side.

Two machines with the same spec sheet - one of them shows the buyer its OEE from the first shift. That is a reason to choose your machine, not an aftermarket extra.

A tablet on a meeting-room table showing the customer dashboard under the customer's own brand, managers out of focus behind. Illustrative photo, demo data.
Illustrative photo - demo data on the screen OEE is read away from the machine: the customer's managers open your portal in the meeting room and see the state and the figures of every line from the first shift.

How it's computed

Availability x Performance x Quality, from three signals the PLC already has

  • Availability Machine state

    Running time against planned production time, from the machine's own Running / Stopped / Maintenance state - the one Mavex already shows on every machine card. No manual timesheet.

  • Performance Cycle counter

    Real cycle times against the ideal cycle time for that machine model and product.

  • Quality Good / scrap split

    Good parts against total parts, from the counters the PLC already keeps.

  • OEE The figure

    One number per machine and per line, with the three components behind it, so the loss is never hidden.

No operator input is needed for the figure itself. Where a machine does not expose one of the three signals, the connectivity page explains the options

What becomes visible

The losses a monthly report never shows

  • Micro-stops and idle time

    Thirty-second stops don't make it into a paper report. They make it into the availability figure.

  • Line against line, model against model

    The same model at two customers, two OEE figures. As the OEM you see how a model performs across the fleet - real-world input for the next version's spec sheet.

  • An alarm on the figure itself

    An OEE or availability floor is a rule like any other metric: when a line drops below it for longer than you allow, the right people are notified and the event is on the machine's record - see Alarms.

On the platform today

The state timeline, before the figure

Even before the OEE number ships, every machine already shows its running, stopped and maintenance history as a timeline, and every line shows how many machines are in each state right now.

That is the availability component, visible per machine, from the signals the PLC already exposes.

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Mavex portal screenshot: a grid of machine signal tiles, each on or off with a bar showing how long it held that state through the day - the availability component, per machine. Demo data.
Demo installation - illustrative data Every on/off signal keeps its own state bar. Read together they are the running, stopped and maintenance history the availability figure is computed from.

Measured results

What OEE visibility changed in the field

Outcomes measured across Mavex deployments with a plastic extrusion machine manufacturer.

  • +31% OEE improvement for your customers Live and historical data exposed inefficient workflow patterns that were previously hidden to management.
  • −40% Unplanned downtime for your customers Delivered via branded portal - predictive alerts gave machine buyers visibility they never had before.
  • −58% On-site service visits Live figures answered most first-response calls remotely, without dispatching a technician.

Results based on early customer deployments. Individual outcomes vary by industry, machine type, and operational context.

The full customer story and every figure

Common questions

Questions we hear about OEE monitoring

What does the machine need to expose for OEE?
In most cases three signals already in the PLC: a run/stop state, a part counter and a good/scrap split. Mavex reads them through OPC-UA, Modbus or MQTT without changing the PLC program.
Do operators have to enter anything?
No manual input is required for the OEE figure itself - it is computed from machine signals.
Can we compare OEE across our installed base?
Yes. As the OEM you see every machine you have sold, across every customer. Your customers only see their own machines - enforced at the data layer, not just the UI.
How long until we see the first OEE figure?
Most customers go from signed contract to live data in 2–4 weeks, including protocol setup, dashboard customization and white-label branding.

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