Since the tool made the part you should
Tool off-set data (for all machines); wear off-set data
Dimensional tool data (length, diameter, profiles, length out of holder, min. length)
Operational tool data (feed, speed, smart tool code)
Reduces Set-up-time by as much as 80%
Lets less qualified employees set up for the next job
Streamlines the whole operation
Which type of tool storage configuration is for you?
Tool Wall is very flexible and can be adjusted to your unique requirements.
Type 1.
One Tool Wall panel can
hold 160ea. 30 or 40
taper or 60ea. 50 taper or
HSK 63.
Have one holder type on
one side and one type on
the other side of a Dual
Tool Wall.
Type 2
Have a Tool Wall at each
machining cell and share
the tools. Reduce your
tooling costs for machines
with large tool changers.
Match the Tool Wall
Numbers with the Tool
Changer Pocket Numbers.
Now you can share easily.
Type 3
In order to manage Tool
Holders as well as fixed
mounted tools you will
need a Common Tool
Wall as well or another
tool storage. The
machine specific Tool
Wall contains the Tool
Holders for the specific
machine type and the
Common Tool Wall
contains the tools without
holders. You can make
assemblies of the two
and the System will keep
track of all components.
Type 4
Since all tool and job data
is available to the Tool
Room Manager, the
complete job set-up is
done in the tool room.
Here the tools are
prepared and placed on
the Tool Transfer Tray for
the next upcoming job. All
Offset-Data is prepared
and transfered either to
the machine directly,
copied to a memory stick
or onto the TWin (Tool-
Wall-Integrator).