Taperlock Locking System – Lubbering L.ADU Taperlock

Taperlock Locking System – Lubbering L.ADU Taperlock

The L.ADU Taperlock locking system clamps the drilling unit into a designated template attached to the aircraft component, positions it vertically, and absorbs the feed force.

It enables one-shot drilling and countersinking with nearly 100% chip and dust exhaust, for aerospace applications.

Key Features

• Clamping and positioning: The system clamps the drilling unit into a designated template, positions it vertically, and helps absorb the feed force.
• One-shot operation: Taperlock enables one-shot drilling and countersinking, helping streamline the process.
• Chip and dust extraction: An integrated channel supports nearly 100% chip and dust exhaust during operation.
• Aerospace applications: Suitable for final wing assembly FAL with larger holes and high feed force, and for gear rib assembly with the L.ADU electronic 520.
• Interface and changeover: A standard interface for all L.ADU locking systems enables quick changeover with the Quick Change System.

Technical Data

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the L.ADU Taperlock locking system used for?
It is used to clamp the drilling unit into a designated template, position it vertically, and absorb the feed force during operation.

What operations does the system enable?
It enables one-shot drilling and countersinking with nearly 100% chip and dust exhaust.

Where is the system used?
It is used in aerospace applications such as final wing assembly FAL and gear rib assembly with the L.ADU electronic 520.