Abstract
The following document talks about the parameters of the maintenance system implemented in plastic injection machines of a maquiladora company located in Ciudad Juarez Chihuahua. The method used in this investigation is essentially ulti-criteria decision making, the technique for the order of preference for similarity to the ideal TOPSIS solution. Therefore, an evaluation of the maintenance system is carried out, using measurable collected in said company. With this evaluation the plastic injection machine is determined in better conditions, as well as the machine in worse conditions, which helps management to make better decisions regarding each machine. The objective of this research is to address the study of decision-making in the industrial field specifically in the maintenance system of plastic injection molding machines.
Highlights
Industrial processes are characterized by carrying out the transformation of raw material into finished product
It should be noted that this machine is the longest, which does not influence efficiency as, according to the study, it is the machine in better conditions
Based on the analysis that has been performed, it can be concluded that the Cincinati machine has the best conditions and in turn the Toshiba machine the worst conditions, due to the evaluation of the maintenance system parameters
Summary
Industrial processes are characterized by carrying out the transformation of raw material into finished product. The plastic injection process is one of the most common mass production worldwide, because it manifests low cost and high efficiency [1]. In this sense, to achieve a good efficiency of the machines it is necessary to. Peer review is the responsibility of the Universidad Francisco de Paula Santander.
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