Examples of using Down-time in English and their translations into French
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the installation times and considerably minimizes machine down-times.
the cost of avoidable down-times and repairs.
Batch tracking, accurate documentation of production for each filling line and recording down-times ensure 100% traceability,
Down-time recording Reduces overfilling or underfilling.
So make a point of having ample down-time for the little ones.
The advantage is considerably longer tool-lives, which means less machine down-time in production.
The competing connections may also be redundant, resulting in less down-time when there are individual cable outages.
We want the down-time arising where a repair is necessary to be as short as possible for you.
in our extra-curricular activities or during our down-time.
Alternative devices require further costs for engineering work, down-time, trained staff and specialist equipment leading
GOM's TRITOP mobile optical 3D coordinate measurement system helps to reduce the down-time of ships in dry docks from months to just days.
resulting in shorter down-time when problems occur.
Total costs of production down-time and facility clean up for source meltings at mini-mills in the United States have been reported to average $8 to $10 million per incident Sharkey 1998.
fewer repairs and less down-time for both the machine and the mold itself,
failures of industrial tools and costly non-programmed down-time repair sessions,
To monitor the performance and analyse the down-times(Pareto diagram);
Increased production down-time Spatter-free welding.
To reduce wear and down-time on machine parts.
Our equipment is designed for low maintenance costs and minimum down-time.
Minimise down-time in the event of systems failure.