CycleWright connects every machine on your floor, whatever the brand or age, and shows it live on one screen. Every stop is logged by itself, interlocks act before bad parts ship, and the built-in ERP runs on the same live numbers. Built first for injection molding, ready for any machine that makes parts.
What it is
CycleWright is real-time machine monitoring, interlocks and ERP software for manufacturers, built first for injection molders. A small PLC on each machine reads the same standard signals no matter who built it. A plant server turns them into live status, cycles and downtime. The ERP uses those live counts for jobs, schedules, quality checks, maintenance and shipping.
Machine monitoring
One tile per machine, in the same colors everywhere: green running, red alarm, orange aux fault, blue not in auto. Put it on the shop-floor TVs, open it on a phone, or see it on your floor plan.
Interlocks and help calls
Rules are settings, not code: when the temperature controller alarms or switches off, reverse the conveyor. Suspect parts are diverted before anyone walks over, and every screen shows why.
Injection molding ERP
Orders and releases, jobs sent to presses, MRP, purchasing, labels, shipping and EDI. Production comes from the machines, so nobody types in part counts. Molding comes first: resin, colorant, regrind, cavities, tools and shots are built in.
Built differently
A 1990s relay press and a new all-electric get the same standard harness. No per-brand connectors, no OPC server licenses.
Every cycle and reject is tagged with the job on the machine, so counts, schedules and quality checks stay current on their own.
Interlocks divert suspect parts, help calls reach the right person, and alerts take over the TVs.
Starts monitor-only next to what you run today. Nothing is written to a PLC until you decide.
Priced and set up differently
Every ERP module and unlimited users, with no minimum. You never count seats or pick modules.
Machine monitoring is a flat yearly price per plant. Connecting another press doesn't change it.
A fixed price and a go-live date, in writing before you sign. We move your data for you.
If something doesn't fit how your plant works, we change the software, not your process. Tailoring the ERP is never billed.
Our promise: less than half what you pay today for ERP and machine monitoring software, or we'll tell you before you sign.
How we compare →Who it's for
Engel next to Van Dorn, Haitian next to Arburg, presses from five decades. CycleWright reads them all the same way.
Supported machines →Or with one that doesn't know what the floor is doing. Jobs, releases and shipping run on live counts.
The ERP →Releases from 830 and 862, ASNs that match the customer's label scans, invoices by EDI.
EDI →Not only molding: CNC machines (Haas, Mazak), stamping presses and extrusion lines use the same harness and templates.
Getting started
No rip-and-replace. CycleWright runs next to your current systems while you try it.
We walk the floor together and choose a few, ideally different brands and ages.
One small PLC per machine, the same standard wiring on every one.
Board, TVs, downtime reasons and help calls, next to what you run today.
Interlocks, the ERP and EDI when your team is ready.
CycleWright is real-time machine monitoring, interlock and ERP software for manufacturers, built first for injection molders. It reads every machine through a standard PLC harness, logs downtime automatically, and feeds live production counts into an ERP for jobs, scheduling, quality, maintenance, shipping and EDI.
Yes. Machines without EUROMAP or Ethernet are wired to a small PLC through relays, using the same standard signals as a new press. The wiring library has 66 templates, including relay and legacy controls. See supported machines.
No. You can start with monitoring only, next to the ERP you have. When you're ready to switch, the import reads exports from Plex, DELMIAworks (IQMS), Epicor, JobBOSS², E2, Global Shop, SyteLine, NetSuite and others, shows a preview before anything changes, and can be undone. How switching works.
The ERP is priced on your sales: every ERP module, unlimited users and no minimum. Machine monitoring is a flat yearly price per plant, with every machine included. Setup is a fixed price with a go-live date, in writing before you sign. Prices are quoted on request. How pricing works.
Book a 30-minute live demo. We walk through a shift on a demo plant: a temperature controller fails, a press alarms, an operator calls for quality, and you see what each one costs per hour.
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