In industrial manufacturing, machines are key capital goods - and crucial for efficiency, productivity and innovative capacity. At the same time, the market is confusing: different manufacturers, equipment, key performance indicators and service concepts make objective comparisons difficult. If you want to invest strategically, you need reliable information on machine prices, energy consumption, space requirements and life cycle costs - this is exactly where the Machinery Pricing Database from costdata® comes in.
The database includes price information on more than 13,500 machines from a wide range of manufacturing technologies - from milling and turning centers to casting and forging systems, welding robots and assembly machines. In addition to purchase prices, energy requirements, space requirements, number of operators, cycle times andtechnical performance data are also integrated. This enables a well-founded machine comparison - regardless of manufacturer or location.
The combination of product pricing data, manufacturer data and process key figures creates a detailed overall picture that can be used in investment planning, technical purchasing, budgeting and process optimization.
Precise cost analyses are indispensable, especially in capital-intensive production areas such as automotive, metal processing or electronics manufacturing. The data from costdata® makes it possible to calculate the total cost of ownership (TCO) - i.e. the total costs over the entire life cycle of a machine, including maintenance costs, energy consumption, operating costs and residual value.
Scenario comparisons, e.g. between fully automatic and semi-automatic machines, can also be carried out based on data - as can the derivation of target costs for make-or-buy decisions or plant planning.
The costdata® machine price database is internationally oriented and maps regional differences, manufacturer prices, availability and market developments . This opens up a wide range of possible applications: from strategic purchasing and technical standardizationto cost optimization of existing plant fleets. An international comparison in particular makes it clear which price-performance ratios are realistic - an important basis for reliable tenders and investment approvals.
The database can also be linked to other modules such as Competitor Pricing Data or Manufacturing Company Data - for example for benchmark analysis or to identify alternative sources of supply.
At a time of increasing investment risks and growing automation requirements, machine price comparisons are more than just purchasing tools - they are becoming a strategic control instrument. The Machinery Pricing Database from costdata® offers the ideal basis for this: with current prices, technical performance data, lifecycle evaluations and manufacturer information - usable worldwide and analyzable for specific industries.
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