Greycon

Is Excel still running your manufacturing operations? Many massive factories still rely on manual spreadsheets for production scheduling. It works...until human errors, overproduction, and rising scrap costs start eating your margins. That was the case for Arme (180,000 tons of steel/year) before they switched to Greycon. We replaced their manual process with our X-Trim software. Today, their reality looks completely different: - No more manual measuring. - Cutting patterns optimized in 50 seconds. - Waste minimized, directly boosting their bottom line. A major operational shift, achieved in just a 2-week implementation. Your factory can do the same. Let’s look at your numbers and find where you are losing money. 🚀 Book a brief strategy call with me today

Manufacturers using X-Trim typically recover up to 4% of production capacity from trim optimisation alone. That's material already paid for, now converted to sellable product. Want to know what the number looks like for your plant?

X-Trim is typically up and running within weeks, because it's built for exactly the problems your planners are solving today. Fast to deploy. Measurable from day one.

Still planning trim manually? A short conversation is all it takes to find out whether optimised trim would make a difference for your operation. No commitment. Just a conversation.

Some numbers I keep coming back to: ➡️ Up to 4% of production capacity recovered through trim optimisation ➡️ 1.7 million tons of metal per year processed through Greycon optimisation ➡️ 150 million solar panels use film optimised via X-Trim These aren’t projections. They’re measured results from manufacturers who stopped accepting trim waste as a fixed cost. The savings are there. Most plants just haven't calculated what they're actually losing yet. 👉 Find out how trim optimisation can help you reduce trim waste by up to 4%: https://lnkd.in/dWjApT8Y

People ask me what trim optimisation actually does, so here's the simplest way I can explain it. You've got a jumbo roll of material. Film, steel, paper, whatever. You need to cut it into the widths your customers have ordered. The question is: how do you arrange those cuts to waste as little material as possible? When you do it manually, you're evaluating a handful of options and picking the best one you can find in the time available. It works. But you're only ever seeing a fraction of the possible combinations. Trim optimisation software evaluates thousands, sometimes millions, of combinations in seconds. It finds the cutting pattern that wastes the least material, uses the fewest knife changes, and factors in stock levels, quality faults in the roll, and delivery deadlines. It's the same problem your planners are solving today. Just solved better, faster, and more consistently. So they can focus on other high-value tasks. Find out how trim optimisation can help you reduce trim waste by up to 4%: https://lnkd.in/dWjApT8Y