Leitz Tooling Review

Leitz Launches Free Tooling Review

Leitz Launches Free Tooling Review

Leitz Tooling is launching a new initiative and offering free tooling review to all joinery and furniture manufacturers.

A tooling review provides a valuable opportunity to make sure a company’s tooling is legal, safe and efficient. Technical representatives from Leitz will visit workshops and analyse tooling, ensuring it is fit for purpose and making recommendations.

In addition to checking safety and legal compliance, Leitz will also check that tools are correct for their application and optimised correctly.

Leitz can look at manufacturing challenges such as long cycle times, noise and dust and improving finish quality and make recommendations for improvement. It can also analyse machining strategies to ensure companies are using the most efficient production methods available.

Looking at your tooling, Leitz can recommend new tools to reduce downtime or streamline manufacturing processes.

Business Owners and Managing Directors are legally responsible for the tooling used in their business, do you know if you are safe and complaint? Are you at risk?

Tooling Review Benefits:

  • Peace of mind. Prevent possible incidents and eliminate unhealthy practices.
  • Ensuring all of your tooling is legally compliant and safe.
  • Check your tooling is correct for current application and materials used.
  • Check your tooling is optimised – reduce waste and cycle times.
  • Check your machining strategies are right for your applications – improve finish and productivity.
  • Feedback and recommendations on tool maintenance and sharpening frequency.
  • Identify areas for process improvement.

This check is completely free of charge to Joinery Network members, and following the check, a full report and recommendations will be provided to the business for your consideration.

Availability is based on demand, so contact Leitz today to book in your free tooling review.

For more information, contact Leitz at Contact-uk@leitz.org, or call 01279 454530.

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