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OptiMix

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What is OptiMix?

OptiMix is a software developed exclusively for melt shops in foundries. According to the vendor, it utilizes mathematical programming and advanced algorithms to calculate the least cost charge recipe for desired metal grades, taking into account the available raw materials in the foundry. This solution...

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Product Details

What is OptiMix?

OptiMix is a software developed exclusively for melt shops in foundries. According to the vendor, it utilizes mathematical programming and advanced algorithms to calculate the least cost charge recipe for desired metal grades, taking into account the available raw materials in the foundry. This solution is suitable for companies of all sizes operating in the foundry industry, and it is particularly aimed at foundry managers, metallurgists, production planners, supply chain managers, and manufacturing engineers.

Key Features

Least Cost Charge Mix: According to the vendor, OptiMix uses mathematical programming and algorithms to calculate the least cost charge recipe for desired metal grades, optimizing the charge mix based on the raw materials available in the foundry.

Alloy Addition: OptiMix includes a real-time alloy addition calculation functionality, which the vendor says can help foundries determine the optimal quantities of different types of scraps available for alloy addition to achieve the desired metal grade.

Purchase Planning: The vendor states that OptiMix assists in purchase planning by providing insights into the required quantities of raw materials based on target chemistry and desired metal grade, helping foundries optimize inventory levels and avoid overstocking or understocking.

Inventory Integration: OptiMix offers inventory integration, allowing foundries to track and manage their raw material inventory batch-wise. According to the vendor, this feature optimizes inventory utilization by considering available raw materials in charge mix calculation.

Formula Configuration: According to the vendor, OptiMix allows users to configure formulas for charge mix calculation, providing flexibility to adjust formulas based on specific foundry requirements, and supporting customization for different metal grades and target chemistries.

Integration with Other ERP/Software: The vendor claims that OptiMix offers seamless integration capabilities with other ERP systems or software, enabling smooth data exchange between OptiMix and existing systems such as Excel or API, eliminating the need for manual data entry and enhancing overall efficiency.

OptiMix Technical Details

Deployment TypesSoftware as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based
Operating SystemsUnspecified
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