In high-volume industrial manufacturing, uptime is a critical performance metric, directly impacting the profitability of programs and products by ensuring maximum part efficiency. Engineers have recognized the significance of equipment uptime, leading to the development of industrial maintenance processes and repair techniques that aim to maximize overall equipment effectiveness (OEE). These practices not only enhance productivity but also protect valuable capital assets, extend their lifespans, reduce material usage, improve sustainability, and lower the industry’s total cost of equipment ownership.

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