Industries · Hydraulics
HMC · Deep-hole · HoningLong cycles, expensive tooling and tight bores. A single bad tool change costs an hour.
Valve bodies, manifolds and cylinders where bore tolerance and cycle discipline decide margin.
Typical machine mix
Horizontal machining · Deep-hole drilling · Honing · Test benches
- Tool changes
- at part count, not by feel
- planned
- Coolant stops
- with sensor context
- coded
- Waiting time
- inside 30-min cycles
- visible
On this floor
What matters, and what usually goes unmeasured.
- 01
Tool life
Deep-hole and honing tools have narrow life windows. Late changes scrap parts; early changes waste tooling.
- 02
Coolant and utilities
Pressure and filtration faults stop machines quietly. They rarely get a reason code on paper.
- 03
Long cycles hide losses
With 30-minute cycles, a machine can look busy for an hour while it is actually waiting on inspection.
What Concept Digital Factory shows
The numbers this floor runs on.
Tool-change counters and planned change points
Utility-related stops with pressure at the moment of the stop
In-cycle versus waiting time inside long cycles
Scrap reason and quality hold linked to the machine and tool
Modules used
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