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Sustainability

Reduce wasted energy, remove inefficient processes and lower your carbon footprint.  

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Eliminate Wasted Energy

Identify inefficiencies and reduce energy consumption across your machines.

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Reduce Carbon Footprint
Track and lower emissions at every level, from individual machines to the whole factory.
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Reduce Operational Costs
Remove unproductive and inefficient processes that waste energy. 

Energy & Sustainability features

Factories often waste energy unnecessarily, while facing increasing pressure to meet sustainability goals. FourJaw's sustainability features help you tackle both challenges at once.

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Energy Consumption Reports

Identify energy-intensive processes and optimise energy usage. Our detailed Energy Consumption Reports give you crystal-clear visibility from the factory floor to individual machines.

Energy Consumption Reports
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Carbon Footprint Reports

Identify your biggest carbon emitters down to individual machine level. Improve your environmental credentials and ensure you are complying with regulatory or contract requirements.

Carbon Footprint Analysis
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Energy Cost Reports

Understand energy costs for each machine, line, or factory. Make informed decisions on whether to replace energy-intensive assets where potential energy-saving opportunities are identified. 

Energy Cost Reports
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We have achieved significant financial, productivity and sustainability gains with FourJaw, and expect to make further improvements as we progress.
- Chris Ryan, Continuous Improvement Manager at AMS

Frequently Asked Questions

How can technology help drive sustainability in manufacturing?

According to MakeUK, 90% of emissions from manufacturers come from the manufacturing process itself. This makes monitoring energy and increasing productivity key to achieving net zero while helping to save money.

Smart technology can help identify energy consumption patterns, set baselines and targets, identify efficiency improvement, inform investment priorities to name a few. 

Here's a useful article that looks at how technology can help manufacturers improve sustainability and achieve net zero

What are the benefits of powering off idle machines?

There are several benefits associated with powering off machines when in an idle state. First and foremost is energy conservation, in addition, it can help save money, improve the equipment lifespan, and make your manufacturing operations more sustainable. This blog looks at the benefits in more detail. 

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