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    Tooling and Imbalance

    Curious if there is a standard or a best practice available for tool location on a turret for an Index G200? We tend to have all of our larger tooling in one area and on a particular machine the turret will not index. Looking for something to help me determine if a process change is needed.

    We moved some of the tooling around in an effort to distribute the load evenly and have not had a re-occurence. But, production is concerned with an increase, slight, in cycle time.

    Thank you in advance.


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    Quote Originally Posted by salt4ice View Post
    Curious if there is a standard or a best practice available for tool location on a turret for an Index G200? We tend to have all of our larger tooling in one area and on a particular machine the turret will not index. Looking for something to help me determine if a process change is needed.

    We moved some of the tooling around in an effort to distribute the load evenly and have not had a re-occurence. But, production is concerned with an increase, slight, in cycle time.

    Thank you in advance.
    Add a counterweight to balance out the weight of the tools close heavy tools to get your cycle time back!!


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