Machine hour rate
How to calculate mahine hour rate of a piercing or bending press?😕
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Member • Nov 20, 2009
Same as any other piece of equipment. You need to know the labor costs (both to operate machine as well as service), initial purchase cost of machine, depreciation of machine, preventative and predictive maintenance costs, energy and then number of hours the machine is in operation.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 20, 2009
It will vary greatly from country to country. Moreover, it varies greatly by type of shop and the tools they use. For example, here in the US, we expect to pay between $60 and $100 per hour for a punch machine. A brake runs a little less. But, if it's on a fully automated punch, we might expect to pay $300 per hour.
Find a machine shop, or two, nearby and take them a big box of creme-filled doughnuts and tell them what you want to know. They'll probably give you a clue to the local rate.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 20, 2009
gohmSame as any other piece of equipment. You need to know the labor costs (both to operate machine as well as service), initial purchase cost of machine, depreciation of machine, preventative and predictive maintenance costs, energy and then number of hours the machine is in operation.
ok.. but how do we apply purchase cost of machine in calculating the machine hour rate, because i dont know for how many hours ( life time of the machine) i am going to use that machine? do you having any formula for calculating machine hour rate?.😒Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 20, 2009
BigOhmIt will vary greatly from country to country. Moreover, it varies greatly by type of shop and the tools they use. For example, here in the US, we expect to pay between $60 and $100 per hour for a punch machine. A brake runs a little less. But, if it's on a fully automated punch, we might expect to pay $300 per hour.
Find a machine shop, or two, nearby and take them a big box of creme-filled doughnuts and tell them what you want to know. They'll probably give you a clue to the local rate.
i little confused in to split up these cost?Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 24, 2009
You simply take the sum of all your costs(annual if calculating that, lifetime if calculating that) and divide by with hours of operation (eg 8hrs a day x 5 days a week x 52 weeks) will give you machine hour rate annually. If lifetime hours you can figure that out via manufacture spec to compute life cycle costing.
BigOhm is refering to labor rates for repair/service. This is one of the costs to factor in calculating machine hour rates.
mech.sasikumarok.. but how do we apply purchase cost of machine in calculating the machine hour rate, because i dont know for how many hours ( life time of the machine) i am going to use that machine? do you having any formula for calculating machine hour rate?.😒Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Nov 24, 2009
ok friend thank you for your feed backAre you sure? This action cannot be undone.