Know every beam's balance and every loom's output.
This module tracks each beam from warping and sizing to the loom, with metres woven and balance left. It captures production loom by loom and shift by shift, with picks and efficiency, and passes the figures to weaver wages. One entry by the supervisor answers three questions: what was made, what is left on the beam, and what is owed.
Tracks each beam from warping and sizing to the loom, with metres woven and balance left. Captures loom-wise shift production, picks and efficiency, and feeds weaver wages.
Inside the module.
Beam register
Each beam is numbered at warping, with its quality and metres.
Sizing record
Sizing is recorded against the beam before it goes to the loom.
Beam gaiting
Mark which beam is gaited (mounted) on which loom.
Shift production
Enter metres and picks for each loom, shift by shift.
Beam balance
Woven metres reduce the beam. See which beams will run out soon.
Loom efficiency
Compare efficiency by loom, by shift and by quality.
Wage feed
Production flows to weaver wages at the pick or metre rate.
Industries that rely on it.
Questions, answered.
Do we need sensors on the looms?
No. Supervisors enter shift production from the loom's pick counter or the measured metres. The module works on those entries.
Can beams given out for job weaving be tracked?
Yes. A beam sent to an outside weaver is tracked the same way, with grey metres received back and the balance still on the beam.
How does it link to taka stock?
Loom production is the cloth made. At folding, that cloth is cut into takas (fabric rolls) with their own numbers and metres. Comparing the two shows any gap between loom metres and folded metres.
Which Kreon products include beam and loom production?
Weaving and Grey ERP. It can also be added to a custom system.
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