Your process.
Your printing agent.
Printing Agents uses your plant's knowledge to guide checks and help your team investigate issues.
From the visible defect
to the process that needs reviewing.
A printing problem needs context. Explore how the investigation changes with the symptom, the job and the conditions at onset.
EXPLORE THE PROCESS
One point of reference.
Different process areas.
Transfer · Printed surface«The solid is not covering evenly».
Does it affect one print unit or several?
Each observation changes
the next step.
The agent brings together what you know, identifies missing information and guides the next check using the available references.
The solid loses uniformity during the run.
Change the observations and see how the guidance evolves. No proposed check is marked as completed.
- OBSERVED
- Loss of uniformity in one print unit after a stable period.
- AVAILABLE CONTEXT
- The defect is localized and printing had been stable.
- INFORMATION NEEDED
- Identify the print unit and what changed between the last conforming sample and the first affected sample.
- NEXT CHECK
- Review the available records for that interval for the affected print unit, following the plant procedure.
Your operation
is the reference.
Configure the agent with the information your team needs to work: machine, process, documentation and recorded experience.
Incorporate information from your systems within the scope defined for your plant.
- 01 / MACHINE
- Line and printing configuration.
- 02 / JOB
- Material and makeready references provided.
- 03 / DOCUMENTATION
- Applicable manuals and instructions.
- 04 / PROCEDURES
- Checks and criteria defined by the plant.
- 05 / HISTORY
- Documented cases and reviewed conclusions.
When a specialist is needed, the investigation already has a history.
Bring together symptoms, observations and completed checks so production, quality or maintenance can continue from the same point.
The agent proposes checks; the team records results and the person in charge decides on interventions according to plant procedures.
Context to continue the investigation.
Example based on your selections- MACHINE AND JOB
- Flexography · Line and job identification still to be provided.
- SYMPTOM AND ONSET
- Loss of uniformity in one print unit after a stable period.
- COMPLETED CHECKS
- No checks or results have been recorded in this example.
- INFORMATION NEEDED
- Identify the print unit and what changed between the last conforming sample and the first affected sample.
- PROPOSED CHECK · PENDING
- Review the available records for that interval for the affected print unit, following the plant procedure.
- STATUS
- Cause to be confirmed · Pending specialist review.