ROI & stocks
Turn on-line printing into an industrial lever
Reduced stock, better OEE, artwork responsiveness, less obsolescence: printing closer to the line is first and foremost an operations topic.
Order of magnitude
< 18 months
Target ROI depending on volumes and organisation
Stakes
Key messages
- ROI improvement through better OEE.
- Increased flexibility for short runs.
- Reduced pre-printed aluminium stock.
- Improved working capital.
- Reduced obsolescence linked to artwork changes.
- Reduced printed aluminium purchasing cost.
- Better responsiveness to industrial urgencies.
- Reduced time losses linked to changeovers and line stoppages.
- Reduced waste and logistic carbon footprint.
Figures
Observed orders of magnitude
These figures are orders of magnitude, to be validated through a specific study accounting for the site’s lines, formats, volumes and quality constraints.
up to −70%
potential stock reduction depending on configuration
< 18 months
target ROI depending on volumes and organisation
≥ 15%
potential reduction of obsolescence waste
up to 30 min
saved per batch change depending on line configuration
−50% and more
potential reduction of printed material stock in certain cases
up to −80%
reduction of pre-printed reference transport depending on logistics scheme
Mini-simulation
ROI mini-simulation
Fill in a few orders of magnitude. These elements help qualify a gain potential — Pharmaflex can then help you build a first industrial ROI reading with Hapa.
Every application requires a dedicated technical analysis and a validation aligned with the site’s industrial context.