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- Quick Change Tooling Solutions From Start to Finish
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- What Does Quick Change Really Mean
- What Makes Up a Quick Change Set-Up
- Cost Benefit
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- Planning ahead
- Beginning with the end in mind
- Pre-set Tooling
- Datum Line/ Insert Tooling
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- Getting everyone on the same page
- A. Management/Engineering – When quoting jobs, designing jobs or
sending jobs to the floor
- B. Vendors – when designing tooling
- C. Tool room – when preparing jobs to go to the floor
- D. Set-up People – Following principles behind quick change
- E. Operators – Running jobs in line with quick change format
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- Re-Designing – Set new standards
- A. Reduce unnecessary differences in tooling
- B. Reduce tooling vendor base so it easier to communicate your tooling
needs
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- Organizing – Have it ready
- A. Have shop in an orderly fashion
- B. All tooling needed to run job sent with job when it goes to the
floor
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- Organizing – Have it ready
- A. Have shop in an orderly fashion
- B. All tooling needed to run job sent with job when it goes to the
floor
- C. Job Layouts that make sense and are current with quick change
principles
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- Organizing – Have it ready
- A. Have shop in an orderly fashion
- B. All tooling needed to run job sent with job when it goes to the
floor
- C. Job Layouts that make sense and are current with quick change
principles
- D. Only break down a set-up as a last resort
- E. Machines organized for different set-up
- (Keep an area open for the jobs that do not work with your system)
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- A. Know which machine a job is going on when quoting
- B. Know which machine a job is going on when designing
- C. Know what tooling will be on the machine when the last job finishes
and what will be needed when the next job is going to start
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- D. If changes are required, identify ahead of time – show changes
on layout sheet attached to the job
- E. If changes were made – be sure that you return to the original
setting when the job ends (That is your datum line)
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- Pre-set end working tools
- Quick change collets
- Insert tooling
- Datum line tooling
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- A. Increase productivity per machine
- B. Faster job set-ups and change over
- C. Reduce tooling expenses -
fewer tools wasted and lost
- D. Simplify tooling specifications
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- Reduce Material Changeover Time
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- Reduced Down Time
- Greater Part Production
- Advantages In Tool Coatings
- Greater Variety Of Materials
- Better Use Of Personnel
- Ease Of Datum Point Set-up
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- Carbide comes in wide varieties
- Use of different high speed steels
- Diamond tipped
- Cermet
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- Best performance for your multi or single spindle screw machine
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- Shop Rate: $60 per hour
- 7 second cycle time
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- Typical Shop Rate: $60 per hour
- 7 second cycle time
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- Typical Shop Rate: $60 per hour
- 15 set-ups per month
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- Set-up men can spend more time improving processes
- Less skilled employees can keep a job running on a machine without help
- Tool room able to focus on projects making your company money
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- Plan ahead
- Know what is needed
- Look at big picture on savings
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- Copyright Reynolda Manufacturing Solutions 2003
- No part may be reproduced or used without authors permission.
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