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| The new MIU-Z unit costs less than $850 and monitors production and downtime at one machine and also allows manual entry of downtime reasons, scrap counts, and scrap reasons. Today's businesses require continuous information availability and are unwilling and unable to endure large amounts of infrastructure downtime when delivering on the needs of the business. Significant downtime by domestic paperboard mills was one of the biggest culprits for the sharp drop in demand. |
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