Maintenance management for textile manufacturing with bakimo
On spinning, weaving, knitting and dyehouse lines, machine downtime translates directly into shipment delays. bakimo brings the maintenance issues typically faced in textile manufacturing under one roof.
Preventive maintenance across shift work
Textile machines often run around the clock in multiple shifts; preventive maintenance is triggered by run-hour or output counters. bakimo tracks these counters and opens a work order automatically once the target threshold is reached — removing the risk of maintenance being forgotten at shift change.
Fault logging on dyeing and finishing lines
A fault on a dyeing machine or finishing line is turned into a work order instantly by scanning a QR code on the shop floor; how often each machine fails becomes visible through reports.
Spare parts and consumables tracking
Frequently used spare parts such as needles, bearings and belts trigger an early warning once stock reaches a critical level; material added to a work order is deducted from stock automatically and reflected in cost.
Machine-level fault/downtime reporting
Which machine or line has the higher maintenance cost, and which equipment should be prioritized for renewal, can be assessed with reports built on labor and material data.
Typical equipment and use cases
Frequently Asked Questions
How does bakimo work in shift-based production?
The daily inspection form is filled out from a mobile device at shift start, and open work orders are handed over to the next shift — nothing gets lost at shift change.
Can we log failures related to dye recipe or color changes?
Yes. Fault and maintenance definitions are fully customizable, so dye-house-specific failure modes can be defined too.
How long does setup take?
Since you can import your own machine and maintenance definitions via an Excel template, setup typically takes 2-4 weeks.