CBM ROI Calculator | Capital Machine Technologies
CBM Program · Condition-Based Monitoring

How Much Is Machine Downtime Costing Your Shop?

You know machine downtime is expensive, but do you know exactly how much it costs?

Use our Condition-Based Monitoring ROI Calculator to estimate the financial impact of machine downtime, compare maintenance strategies, and uncover opportunities to improve uptime, reduce repair costs, and protect profitability.

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≈ 2,080 hrs / year

Your Savings with CBM (vs No Service)

Move from No Service to CBM and recover $57,460 per year across your machines.

Annual Total Savings

$57,460

vs your current strategy

Per-Machine Savings

$28,730

recovered annually

CBM Pays for Itself in

16.5 hrs

of recovered uptime

Three Maintenance Strategies

Run-to-Failure
No Service
85%
Annual cost of downtime
 
Traditional PM
91%
Annual cost of downtime
Recommended · 2 Visits / Year
Condition-Based Monitoring
95%
Annual cost of downtime

Uptime estimates based on published industry benchmarks and CMT field observations. Actual results vary by machine condition, age, duty cycle, and operating environment.

Three-Strategy Detail · Per Machine Costs & Total Savings

Strategy Uptime Downtime Hrs / Machine Downtime Cost / Machine Program Cost / Machine Total Savings vs Current

Visualize the Savings

Total Annual Savings by Strategy

5-Year Cumulative Savings (vs No Service baseline)

Where the Cost Goes: Downtime vs Program

Uptime % by Strategy

Machine Overview

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Common Downtime Causes

How CBM Protects This Machine

Ready to protect your uptime?

Talk to a CMT service specialist about a CBM program built for your operation.

This calculator is provided for informational purposes only and produces estimates based on user-supplied inputs and industry-typical assumptions. Actual results will vary. Capital Machine Technologies makes no representation or warranty regarding the figures shown and these estimates do not constitute a guarantee of performance or savings. Contact a Capital Machine specialist for a site-specific analysis.