Arknights Endfield AIC Factory Calculator: Free 2026

Name: Arknights Endfield AIC Factory Calculator
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Author: Axee Davies

The Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator works out belts, batteries and splitter shares for your AIC base. Enter your Thermal Banks and target item rate and get belt, power and logistics numbers instantly, instead of counting on a napkin.

Enter your Thermal Banks and target item rate to get belt, power and splitter numbers instantly.

Constants the calculator uses

Constant	Value
Belt speed	0.5 items/s (30 per minute)
Low-Capacity Wuling Battery	1,600 Power for 40 s
One full belt of batteries	Powers 20 Thermal Banks (32,000 Power)
Wuling Main AIC logistics cap	128 parts

Power: how many belts of batteries?

One battery lasts 40 seconds, so each Thermal Bank uses 1.5 batteries per minute. Twenty banks therefore use 30 per minute, exactly one full belt. Enter your number of Thermal Banks and the calculator shows the belts of batteries needed, the Power per 40 seconds and the Power per second.

Splitter shares

When you only need part of a belt, a splitter limits the flow. Enter the items per minute you want. The tool shows the share of one belt and how many belts it needs. The default of 16.5 per minute is 55% of a belt, or 11 out of 20, a figure used for Hetonite Parts.

Staying under the logistics cap

The Wuling Main AIC allows 128 pipe-logistics parts. Enter how many you have used and the tool shows how many remain, turning red if you go over. It is a quick check before you rebuild a layout.

Factory tips

Think in whole belts: 30 per minute is the ceiling for a single belt.
Round up belts for any target above 30 per minute.
Check the share before placing a splitter, not after.

This page does not include blueprint codes. A community hub lists codes for Asia and for NA and EU, and our Endfield blueprint codes page covers them. Planning your pulls too? Use the pull calculator.

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Frequently asked questions

How fast is an Endfield belt?

0.5 items per second, which is 30 per minute.

How much Power does a battery give?

A Low-Capacity Wuling Battery gives 1,600 Power for 40 seconds.

How many Thermal Banks can one belt power?

20 Thermal Banks, using 32,000 Power.

What is the logistics part limit?

The Wuling Main AIC has a 128 pipe-logistics part cap.

What does 16.5 per minute mean?

It is 55% of a belt, or 11 out of 20 of the 30 per minute capacity.

Figures come from community guides published around launch. Patches can change them, so double-check anything important in game.

What is the Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator?

Factory building in Endfield comes down to a few fixed numbers. A belt carries 30 items per minute, which is 0.5 per second. A Low-Capacity Wuling Battery gives 1,600 Power for 40 seconds. One full belt of batteries powers 20 Thermal Banks, and the Wuling Main AIC allows 128 pipe logistics parts. An AIC factory calculator does the multiplication so you can design with confidence.

Players search for it with questions like how many batteries a Thermal Bank uses, what share of a belt a splitter needs and how close they are to the logistics cap. The sections below answer those questions with worked numbers.

Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator: an industrial base on the coast — Image credit: Arknights: Endfield (YouTube footage)

How to use the Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator

Enter how many Thermal Banks you run.
Read the belts of batteries needed, the Power per 40 seconds and the Power per second.
Enter the items per minute you want from a splitter to see its share of a belt.
Enter how many logistics parts you have used to see how many of the 128 remain.
Round up belts for any target above 30 per minute.

Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator worked example

Each battery lasts 40 seconds, so each Thermal Bank uses 1.5 batteries per minute. Twenty banks use 30 batteries per minute, exactly one full belt, and 32,000 Power per 40 seconds is 800 Power per second. With 30 Thermal Banks you need 45 batteries per minute, which is 1.5 belts, so plan 2 belts.

For splitters, a target of 16.5 items per minute is 55 percent of one belt, or 11 out of 20 of its 30 per minute capacity. Check the share before you place a splitter, not after, because a wrong split starves everything downstream.

Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator tips and common mistakes

Think in whole belts. 30 per minute is the ceiling for a single belt.
Round up belts for any target above 30 per minute.
Track your logistics parts against the 128 cap before you rebuild a layout.
This page does not include blueprint codes. Community hubs list them for Asia and for NA and EU.
Plan your pulls too with the pull calculator.

Arknights Endfield AIC factory calculator and a ruined signal tower — Image credit: Arknights: Endfield (YouTube footage)

Final thoughts

The arknights endfield aic factory calculator is built to save you time. It turns Thermal Banks and item rates into belts, batteries and splitter shares. Bookmark this arknights endfield aic factory calculator page, check the numbers against your game after each patch, and use the related tools above to plan the rest of your build.

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Axee Davies

Axee Davies is the founder of AxeeTech, publishing gaming guides, codes, and Windows how-tos since March 2013. A tech enthusiast for 13+ years — starting with smartphones and Android rooting — he now runs a site that puts out a new guide every day for Roblox players, traders, and Windows users. More about AxeeTech

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