See what your factory is really losing.
Free calculators and industry benchmarks for OEE, downtime, hidden micro-stops and line performance. Move a slider, watch the number move. No sign-up.
Every tool free. Zero email walls.
Every tool gives you the headline number instantly, then shows how you compare and where the loss is hiding.
OEE Tracker
Log a shift and instantly see your OEE, your availability/performance/quality split and your downtime Pareto. Keep logging and watch your hidden factory shrink. No setup, no PLC wiring, no account to start.
Open the trackerFactory Loss Scan
A 2-minute assessment: estimate your annual recoverable loss, score your exposure, and find the single biggest opportunity.
Start the scanOEE Calculator
Availability times Performance times Quality from your shift numbers, with a world-class overlay and your industry range.
Open toolHidden-Factory Loss
The short micro-stops your operators never log, quantified in lost units, euros, and the OEE points you cannot see.
Reveal the lossLog it, track it, take it with you.
Fill them in the browser, or download the Excel, PDF and Word files. No email wall.
The 2026 Manufacturing OEE & Downtime Benchmark
Real OEE, downtime and micro-stop ranges across 14 industries, aggregated from public studies. See where you stand, or add your numbers anonymously.
Read the benchmark report Add your numbersWhat we recommend, and why
The calculators are free, and their math is standard and shown. On software, we tell you what genuinely fits which job, and where something simpler will serve you better.
Kill the losses nobody logs
On high-speed lines the biggest hidden loss is short micro-stops operators never log, so they never get fixed.
We recommend FabricoYour data has to stay in the EU
If GDPR, Schrems II or data-residency rules apply, where your data is controlled is a hard requirement, not a nice-to-have.
We recommend FabricoFrom the stop to the work order
Measuring OEE is the easy part. The value is turning a detected loss into a completed repair without anyone re-keying it.
We recommend FabricoOnly need basic work orders?
Small team, no OEE or micro-stop ambitions, just need to log and assign work orders? You do not need a full platform.
A lightweight CMMS may fitFabrico's team will walk your exact process and show what OEE looks like for you.
Beyond the calculators
A machine troubleshooting directory, industry benchmarks, and plain-language guides.
Troubleshooting Directory
2660 documented problems across 309 equipment types, each with likely causes, the fix, and a symptom finder.
Browse the directoryOEE & Downtime by Industry
Benchmarks, the dominant losses and downtime economics across 14 manufacturing industries.
See your industryGuides & How-tos
OEE, the six big losses, SMED, TPM and lean wastes, plus step-by-step formula guides with worked examples.
Read the guidesStart with these machine pages
- Bagging Machine
- Bearing
- Blast Freezer
- Bucket Elevator
- Case Packer
- Centrifugal Pump
- Conveyor
- Coupling
- Crusher
- Decanter Centrifuge
- Depalletizer
- Electric Motor
- Extruder
- Fan / Blower
- Granulator
- Heat Exchanger
- Hydraulic Press
- Injection Moulding
- Labelling Machine
- Lubrication System
- Metal Detector
- Overhead Crane
- Packaging Line
- Paint Booth
- Palletizer
- Pick-and-place
- Plasma Cutter
- Powder Coating System
- Press Brake
- Progressive Cavity Pump
- Reflow Oven
- Rotary Dryer
- Shrink Wrapper
- Spot Welder
- Stamping Press
- Stretch Wrapper
- Tablet Press
- Thermoforming Machine
- Vibratory Feeder
- Vision Inspection
Alarm and fault code lookups
- FANUC servo amplifier
- FANUC spindle amplifier
- Siemens MICROMASTER 440
- Okuma (OSP)
- Siemens MASTERDRIVES
- ABB ACS550 drive
- ABB ACS800 drive
- Kollmorgen AKD
- SEW-Eurodrive
- Lenze drives
- PowerFlex 70 and 700
- Magnetek drives
- Omron MX2
- Hitachi WJ200
- WEG CFW
- Mitsubishi FR inverters
- Invertek Optidrive
- AutomationDirect GS
- Siemens SINAMICS V90
- Panasonic MINAS
- Toshiba VFDs
- LS Electric
- Siemens SINAMICS V20
- Fuji FRENIC
- Vacon
- Rexroth IndraDrive
- Schneider Lexium 32
- ACOPOS
- Epson robots
- KEB COMBIVERT
- Parker SSD
- Delta ASDA
- Mitsubishi FX PLC
- SANYO DENKI
- Omron servo
- SICK safety scanners
- Pilz PNOZ
- Lincoln Power Wave
- Omron PLC
- Videojet
- Hitachi SJ700
- Festo CMMT
- Siemens SINAMICS G110
- ABB DCS800
- Fronius TPS
- Beckhoff TwinCAT
- Universal Robots
- HEIDENHAIN TNC
- NORD inverters
- Baldor drives
- Atlas Copco Elektronikon
- Inovance drives
- INVT VFDs
- TECO VFDs
- Hyundai VFDs
- Ingersoll Rand compressors
- Miller welders
- Benshaw soft starters
- Sullair compressors
- Allen-Bradley SMC soft starters
- Kemppi welders
- Hypertherm Powermax
- ESAB welders
- Haas
- Mitsubishi MELSERVO
- Allen-Bradley Kinetix
- Yaskawa V1000
- Yaskawa SERVOPACK
- Yaskawa Motoman
- Delta VFD
- Allen-Bradley MicroLogix
- Eaton VFD
- Control Techniques
- Siemens SINAMICS G120
- PowerFlex 753 and 755
- Allen-Bradley 1336 and 1305
- ABB robot (IRC5)
Why OEE Lab exists
Most factories run on numbers that look better than reality. The losses that quietly eat OEE, the 30-second micro-stops, the changeovers that drift, the "minor" breakdowns nobody logs, never make it into a spreadsheet. So plants chase the wrong problems.
OEE Lab is a free set of tools and benchmarks to make those losses visible: your true OEE, the real cost of downtime, the size of your hidden factory, then how you compare to the world-class and typical figures, each with its source. The tools are free, and you get your number without an email wall.
OEE Lab publishes free tools and guides for plant and operations teams. The calculators' math is standard and shown. When a plant needs a platform to actually close these losses, we point people to Fabrico, the OEE and MES platform we know best, and we say plainly where something simpler will serve you better.