What is established when operating equipment is in good condition?

When operating equipment is in good condition, it supports the establishment of normal running levels for physical characteristics. This means that the equipment can perform as intended without unexpected variations in performance. Such stability is crucial for consistent production, quality output, and efficient operation.

In good condition, the machinery operates within specified parameters, such as speed, temperature, pressure, and other relevant physical characteristics. This consistency not only enhances productivity but also extends the lifespan of the equipment and reduces the likelihood of breakdowns. Therefore, maintaining equipment in good condition reinforces the reliability of the processes it supports, ultimately contributing to the effectiveness of Total Productive Maintenance strategies.