Take one cycle from a machine log, for example a 43:39 cycle that makes 36 parts, and see the ceiling per part, per hour and per shift. Then add the machine's real running % to plan real work. It works for cutting, printing or moulding: anything that runs in cycles.
Yours to keep Bookmark it or add it to your home screen. It reopens with your last numbers, kept on this device.
Where does a cycle time come from, and why is the real number lower? Read: Your machines already know how long they stand still →