Measurement System Analysis (Gage R&R) Calculator
Evaluate measurement system quality with Gage R&R analysis. Calculate repeatability, reproducibility, GRR percentage, number of distinct categories, and determine system acceptability.
Inputs
Results
GRR % of Total Variation
33.92%
Assessment
Unacceptable — needs improvement
How to Use This Calculator
- Enter Number of Parts, Number of Operators, and Number of Trials.
- Set Part Variation (PV), Operator Variation (AV), and Equipment Variation (EV).
- Review GRR % of Total Variation and Assessment.
- Use Repeatability (EV) and Reproducibility (AV) to inform your decision.
- Use the chart to visualize the results and explore different scenarios by adjusting inputs.
What each input means
- Number of Parts
- Number of distinct parts measured in the study. Standard is 10 parts.
- Number of Operators
- Number of different operators (appraisers) who measured the parts.
- Number of Trials
- Number of times each operator measured each part. Typically 2-3 trials.
- Part Variation (PV)
- The variation between parts — the actual process spread. Larger PV relative to GRR is better.
- Operator Variation (AV)
- Reproducibility — variation caused by different operators measuring the same part.
- Equipment Variation (EV)
- Repeatability — variation when the same operator measures the same part multiple times.
How this is calculated
Worked example, using the default values
- Identify Input Parameters4 parametersNumber of Parts = 10, Number of Operators = 3, Number of Trials = 3, Part Variation (PV) = 0.5 = 6 input(s) provided
- Calculate GRR % of Total VariationGRR % of Total Variation33.92 = 33.92
- Calculate AssessmentUnacceptable — needs improvement = Unacceptable — needs improvement
- Calculate RepeatabilityRepeatability0.15 = 0.15
- Calculate ReproducibilityReproducibility0.1 = 0.1
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