CLV-RB-001 | Stretcher Leveler Procedure |
RBI 1 Procedure
1. Get Order.
2. Pull slip for material needed.
3. Skid List.
4. Packaging and final inspection results recorded on JDM5.
5. Envelope put on station.
6. Adjust leveler (Operator) to make material flat.
7. Operator sets up length and feed into computer.
8. If slitting and leveling, Operator checks knife clearance. If clearance is good, material is fed through the knives. If clearance is incorrect, necessary adjustments are made.
Tolerance Type | Minimum Inspection Frequency |
TIGHT TOLERANCE +/- 0.062" or tighter for LENGTH, WIDTH, or SQUARE 1/8" or less for FLATNESS |
CHECK SAMPLE PRIOR TO PUTTING LINE IN RUN + CHECK PIECE ONCE LINE RUN IS ESTABLISHED + LAST PIECE OF 1ST BUNDLE + LAST PIECE OF SKID AFTER EVERY 7,000 LBS + LAST PIECE OF RUN |
STOCK TOLERANCE Greater than +/- 0.062" for LENGTH, WIDTH, or SQUARE Greater than 1/8" for FLATNESS |
CHECK PIECE ONCE LINE RUN IS ESTABLISHED + LAST PIECE OF 1ST BUNDLE + LAST PRICE OF SKID AFTER EVERY 14,000 LBS + LAST PIECE OF RUN |
9. Run (approximately) 5 pieces to check all tolerances (Gauge, width, length, etc). Record on JDM13.
11.Sales to contact customer for deviation (if OK, this is noted on work order). Also, on occasion, based on knowledge of sales or customer needs, sales may also OK without notifying customer. If not OK'd by customer, Production Planner is notified so coil can be replaced. Status of removed coil to be determined at this time. (Typical dispositions include: placing in reject warehouse for MRB disposition, or application to another customer.)
12. If any check does not meet the Customer Part Specification/Job Requirements, QA is notified and will contact sales.
13.Product is packaged according to W/O & Part Specification, weighed, tagged, and moved to appropriate warehouse. Packaging and final inspection results recorded on JDM5.
Revision History
Revision Date | Revision Level | Changes Made |
11/8/16 | 3 | Added Step 14. |
06/12/12 | 2 | Adjusted Inspection Frequency |
09/30/11 | 1 | Inserted Measurement Frequency Chart |
03/23/11 | 0 | Original Version |