
Industrial Applications (Die Casting / High-Speed Press)
A New Standard for Process Management
Using Mold Data
Accurately collect data generated from die casting and high-speed press processes on a mold-by-mold basis.
01
Problem
• In die casting and high-speed press processes, it is difficult to accurately manage production volume and
usage history for each mold.
• Most data relies on operator records, resulting in discrepancies between the actual production site and system daa."
02
Limitations of
Existing Methods
• Shot count is managed manually or collected only based on equipment.
• Data at the individual mold level is either omitted or not accurately reflected.
04
Expected Benefits
• The accuracy of process data is improved.
• Production management based on individual molds becomes possible, leading to improved quality and productivity.
Implementation Case
Before & After
Before
금형별 생산 데이터
확인 어려움
Equipment-Based Data Management
Manual Shot Count Recording
Difficult to Check Production
Data for Each Mold
Process Data Discrepancies

After
Automatic Collection of
Mold-Based Data
Real-Time Shot Count Recording
Accurate Management of
Production History for Each Mold
Process Data Standardization
Implementation Case
Based on Applications at Global Manufacturing Companies

Global manufacturing companies manage production data by mold rather than by process.
Global manufacturing companies manage production data based on mold-level data in die casting and high-speed press processes.
Previously, data was collected primarily based on equipment, but there were limitations in accurately identifying production volume and usage history for each mold.
ShotLine automatically records shot count and production data for each mold by collecting data directly from the mold itself.
This enables more accurate management of production data by process, and even when factory and partner environments differ,
data can be managed based on the same standards.
Mold-based process management is currently being expanded among global manufacturing companies.
