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LISI MEDICAL

FINISHING LINES

AT HÉROUVILLE-

SAINT‑CLAIR

The LISI MEDICAL division has set up two robotic finishing lines at

itsHérouville-Saint-Clair(Calvados)site,intendedfortheproduction

of implants. The first line includes two robots for the sanding

(calibration) and the polishing. The second line is coupled with a

contactless FARO vision-based measurement system capable

of closed-loop polishing and dimensional measurement: out-of-

tolerance areas are automatically added to ensure a 100%quality

level.

Target 

qualityandproductivity improvement

Function/products 

finishing,polishingandgrindingof implants

Investissement 

€1.3million

LISI AUTOMOTIVE

CAPACITY INCREASE

AT

MELISEY AND HEIDELBERG

An investment programhasaccompanied thesignificant growth in

demandforseatgears(43%growth),andparkingbrakecomponents

(EPB) manufactured in Melisey in France. Part of the investments

enabled the robotization of rolling operations, the improvement

of grindingmeans and the setting up of newassembly and control

lines. For theClippedSolutionsBusinessGroup, thiseffortwasalso

supplemented by an investment at the Heidelberg site in Germany

for an extension of buildings and the installation of a new heat

treatment furnace.

Target 

capacityequipment:multi-spindle lathes,control

machines,robots,heattreatmentfurnace,etc.

Function/products

seatgears,electricparkingbrake(EPB),clipped

solutions,etc.

Cost 

€2.2million(Melisey)+€2.8million(Heidelberg)

LISI MEDICAL

MACHINING LINE

AT BIG LAKE

TheUSsiteatBigLake,Minnesota,hasimplementedanewprecision

electrochemical machining system to machine staple nozzles

for minimally invasive surgery. This procedure, which allows for

the simultaneous production of 8 units, improves the production

capacity andallows absorbing large volumes of orders.

Target 

capacityequipment,productivitygain

Function/products 

staplenozzlemachining(minimally invasivesurgery)

Investissement 

$1.8million

Cost

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