Production Time Study vs Cycle Time Calculator

Perform Time Study for Industrial activities including cyclic and non-cyclic events using decimals minute or seconds stopwatch which it makes easier for calculation. It is recommended for both manual tasks analysis and machine cycle time verification. Easy to use it, tap Edit Time Study, write the task elements per Cycle and tap Start to trigger the Time Study. Main Features: - Record Unstoppable Cycle Times( Up to 50 Cyclic Elements Tasks Per Cycle) - Easy and Quick Time Study editing - Undo Lap/Split if you accidentally tapped this Button. - Include Non-Cyclic Occurrences between Cyclic Events. - Ability to Add Comments for Every Task Element when Time Study is running. - Able to delete time records updating the Summary calculations - Summary with Average Cycle Time for Every Cyclic Task. - Tasks Time Distribution - JPH(Jobs Per Hour) Calculation - Email Time Study in HTML format, easy to copy to a spreadsheet. - Ability to Save Up to 6 Time Studies Records - Rate of Performance for Every Task Element (40-140%). - Identification of Minimum, Maximum and Standard Deviation Values for Every Cyclic Task Element.

The Cycle Time Calculator can calculate the cycle time to almost process. It has 4 different calculators. The first one is a stopwatch that can not only calculate the Cycle Time, Parts Per Hour, and Parts Per Day; While using extra variables such as Parts Per Cycle, Hours per Shift, and Shifts per Day. The second Calculator is a Conveyor Feet Per Minute, that calculates cycle time, Parts Per Hour, and Parts Per Day based off speed of the conveyor, size of the parts and the spacing between the parts; It also has the extra variables such as Parts Per Cycle, Hours per Shift, and Shifts per Day. The third calculator is the Seconds Calculator, and the 4 the Calculator is the Minutes Calculator. These calculators are used if you have a known cycle time and desire to know the parts per hour and parts per shift while using the extra variables, Parts Per Cycle, Hours per Shift, and Shifts per Day. You can easily walk through a factory and find the bottlenecks.