Continuous Food Oven Production Output Improved without Capital Investment

Cincinnati, Ohio (PRWEB) January 12, 2008 -- The majority of continuous food ovens have untapped potential to increase contributions to company profits from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars per shift by applying Ultramax® software. (www.ovensavings.com) Increases in productivity are accomplished without making any capital investment or disrupting operations. Ultramax® Advanced Process Management? (APM?) is software to quickly gain more productivity from existing equipment and extends useful life.

Generally most production assets in manufacturing and process industries are significantly underutilized with untapped potential in the way they are operated. Ultramax software has a proven track record of increasing the efficiency of existing production assets achieving management goals to improve performance including production rate, quality, energy consumption, emissions, and overall profit contribution in a wide range of industries. Ultramax provides a quick and easy way to bridge the gap between current operations and getting the most performance from existing equipment and processes. Ultramax Corporation offers a 100% guaranteed return.

Ultramax® software is Advanced Process Management? (APM?) that improves operations increasing performance. The ULTRAMAX® software learns how to improve the performance of an existing production process system by determining better process adjustment using Advanced Process Management? (APM?) technology. Ultramax®'s unique technology enables the user to do optimization-on-the-go, while production is running. This is in sharp contrast to other approaches in the market.

Ultramax does not require the creation of models in advance. Creating process models is a labor intensive, time consuming, and risky undertaking. In contrast to model based approaches customers apply Ultramax to their process and are likely to be enjoying the benefits before a model based system is running in the plant. Normal engineering practices of tuning regulatory controls (to maintain process variables close to setpoints), and in some cases adding supervisory control logic to adjust setpoints will improve a process to a point. Ultramax takes the next step to improve your processes. Ultramax performs Advanced Process Management? (APM?) to approach the "best possible" performance with existing assets, conditions and performance metrics.

Ultramax automatically balances the achievement of all performance metrics you desire including safety, reliability, costs, quality, requirements, yield, efficiency, throughput, environmental impact, regulations, and revenues.

Ultramax can be applied as a standalone software tool to determine the best operating setting for equipment or can be interfaced to machine controls to dynamically make adjustments. Ultramax will work with all types of controls and automaton including Rockwell Automation, Siemens, Schneider Electric, GE Fanuc, Iconics, Wonderware, Honeywell, Invensys, Emerson Process, Management, WAGO, Beckhoff, Honeywell, Yokogawa, Watlow, Emerson, Invensys, Opto 22, OSIsfot PI database, FactoryTalk Historian, Advantech, and many others. Ultramax supports OPC for connectivity to virtually any plant systems including enterprise business systems, quality and others.

Ultramax® Advanced Process Management? (APM?) software is a quick and easy way to capture the profits being lost every day in plant operations. Ultramax Corporation has been supplying its proven empirical optimization solutions to industry since 1982. Ultramax is used worldwide with overseas representatives in Australia, India, and Taiwan.

More information can be found at: www.ovensavings.com

Contacts:

Applied Marketing Concepts

Bill Lydon

Phone 414-427-5853

ULTRAMAX Corporation

Carlos Moreno, Founder & CEO

Phone (513)469-8629

110 Boggs Lane, Suite 325

Cincinnati, OH 45249

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