Home / Innovators / Henry Holsters Henry Holsters appears in 31 Lean improvements captured on the shop floor, filmed by Audacity Micro. Together they cover transportation, inventory, motion, waiting, overproduction, overprocessing, and defects, and every clip deep-links to the exact moment it happens.
Sort Shuffle Most recent Most popular 3D printed model slugs are used to fold each holster shell consistently. Magnetic drill docks keep tools organized and accessible at workstations. Prototype molds are cut in high-density plastic for fast, cheap design iteration. Single sheet document sleeves eliminate hand folding of packing slips. One switch charges the ionizing gun, starts dust collection, and opens the gate. Order slips rack beside the picker, and filled bins roll to packing. Barcode scans verify picked items and give positive or negative tones. All in-process holster shells are limited to one small visible WIP queue. Dry-machined plastic chips are brushed down and scraped out the back. Bench drills have flat battery bases so they stand upright at the station. A status lamp makes the quiet dust collector visibly confirmed running. Laminated SOPs for the saw are stored at the machine for easy access. Loading…
