ePlast is a fully integrated ERP solution for plastics processing organizations: injection moulding, blow moulding, extrusion, thermoforming, and allied processes. The platform pairs the standard ERP backbone with the cycle-level operating data that plastics plants actually run on, from mould tracking through scrap and yield analysis.
Overview
Plastics processors live on three numbers: resin cost, machine utilization, and scrap rate. ePlast brings these levers into a single platform across procurement, production, and finance so plant managers act on real operating data instead of waiting for month-end reports. The system supports multi-company, multi-location rollout with modular deployment.
Plastics-specific capabilities
- 01Recipe and batch management for resin, masterbatch, and additive blends
- 02Mould and tool master with shot count, cavity, and life tracking
- 03Cycle-time capture per machine and per part
- 04Scrap, regrind, and yield tracking at the operation level
- 05Downtime monitoring with categorized loss codes
- 06In-process quality capture at first-off, mid-run, and end-of-run
- 07Customer-specific packaging and labelling rules
Core ERP modules
- 01Inventory: purchase, stores, warehouse, logistics
- 02Finance and Accounts: AR, AP, costing, budgeting, fixed assets
- 03Human Resources: payroll, recruitment, appraisal, training
- 04Production Planning: MRP-I, MRP-II, maintenance, quality
- 05Business Process Definition: BPR, workflow
- 06Sales, Distribution, and Marketing with POS, field force, schemes
Key features
- 01Multi-company and multi-location capability
- 02Modular rollout: individual modules or the full suite
- 03Built-in MIS with optional third-party ad-hoc reporting
- 04Process-aware costing across resin, energy, and labour
- 05Optional integration with shop-floor PLCs and IoT gateways
Why ePlast
Generic ERPs treat a plastics shop the same way they treat a discrete assembly line, and the resulting customization usually defeats the deployment. ePlast is engineered for plastics from day one, so the operating model, the master data, and the reporting come out of the box matched to how plastics plants actually run.