 Production equipment control

Production equipment control refers to the processes and systems used to monitor, manage, and optimize the performance of equipment and machinery used in manufacturing and production environments. It encompasses various approaches to ensure that equipment operates efficiently, effectively, and reliably while maximizing productivity and minimizing downtime. Key aspects of production equipment control include: 1. **Monitoring and Data Collection**: Utilizing sensors and data acquisition systems to gather real-time information on equipment performance, such as speed, temperature, vibration, and operational status.