Measure
Actual hole positions are captured.
Measurement principle visualisation · not the station design
Drilling line setup and unit condition diagnostic assistant
Lean2S DrillAssist
Uses measured hole deviations to support faster line setup and early identification of worn drilling units.
Illustrative measurement dataPart A-142 · 5 measurements
Setup directionG-04 drilling head
Correct in X and Y directions
Stability signalSpindle S-12
Scatter above the defined limit
Setup and unit diagnostics
Shows what to correct and which unit should be inspected.
Measurements from 4–5 parts can distinguish a systematic drilling head or unit offset from the scatter of results for the same hole.
- Which head or unit should be moved
- The required correction direction
- Which drill, spindle or unit is unstable
- Which unit should be inspected, repaired or replaced
Measurement logic
From a part to a specific setup action.
The operator and supervisor receive more than a table of points: they see where to look for the cause.
Compare
Results are compared across several parts.
Distinguish
Offset is separated from scatter.
Diagnose
A potentially unstable unit is indicated.
Correct
A setup action and direction are provided.
Product stage
Laboratory testing is complete. The first commercial station is now being built.
In laboratory conditions, measurement repeatability of 0.04 mm was confirmed for the same part. Comparing 10 consecutively drilled parts produced a comparison of spindle scatter deviation. The first production installation is planned for September.
Operator
Faster, directed line setup.
Supervisor
A clear decision on what and where to correct.
Maintenance lead
A clear signal indicating which unit should be inspected, repaired or replaced.