Additional difficulties

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Additional difficulties

Readjustment while positioning

Definition:

Readjustment while positioning refers to additional corrective motions that are required to place the component in its final position, following its initial positioning.

Readjustment while positioning

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On the x-axis, the position of the element is defined by stops. On the y-axis there is no stop, so readjustment is necessary.

Example:

After inserting a cable clamp into a bore hole, roughly align the cable. Exact alignment at a marking is being analyzed as a second positioning location.

Readjustment / check

Definition:

Readjustment / check refers to design-caused processes that must be performed prior to completing subsequent activities.

Explanation:

Adjustment or check processes interrupt the assembly process and are considered waste.

Rule M-J1:

Definition:

If, after completion of a joining operation (including any subsequent realignment), a one-time inspection (visual or manual) and/or adjustment is required due to design specifications, an Adjustment / Inspection operation shall be applied.

Rule M-J2:

Definition:

Disassembly or reassembly resulting from checking and adjusting a component has to be analyzed separately in ProKon.