Introducing OMRON Robust Components

How Much Is Your Investment?

In machine processing, the frequency of replacement of the components will be higher due to the impact of cutting oil. With oil resistance components, this helps to reduce replacement frequency and the risk of sudden stop downtime of your production line.

The following calculator helps your management make an estimated calculation of the potential downtime and costs savings that can be reap by using oil-resistance components.


Step 1

How Much Downtime Can You Save Per Machine?

Question 1

What is the number of locations that uses the sensor?
(Ex of different sensors: Proximity, Photoelectric, Limit Switch)

location(s)

Question 2

How long does it take on an average to replace one sensor?

minute(s)

Step 2

How Much Is Your Cost Savings Per Machine?

Question 3

What is the average number of jobs per hour (JPH)?

jobs per hour (JPH)

Question 4

What is your average product unit price?

per unit

Question 5

What is your average restoration work cost/hour? (Include faulty job rework / scrapping cost)

per hour
Average
Resistance
to Cutting Oil
Number of
Locations
Replacement
Time Per Sensor
Total
replacements in
a span of 4 years
Sudden Stop
downtime
Ordinary

Proximity Sensor

0.5 year x x 8 =
0
hours
Oil Resistant

Proximity Sensor

4 years New x x 1 =
0
hours
Per Year
Downtime Reduction
Number of
Jobs / Hour
Production
Unit Price
Restoration
work cost / hour
Cost Reduction
Per Year
x [ [ x + ] = ]

How Much Do You Get To Save Investing In OMRON Robust Components?

IN A TOTAL SPAN OF 4 YEARS

Your total downtime reduction per sensor

0hours

IN 1 YEAR, THIS MEANS THAT

Your total downtime reduction per sensor

0hours

COST SAVINGS YOU GET

Your total cost reduction per year

$0
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