Homag Gmbh

Samuel Ziefle

Ruven Weiss

Peter Dettling

The invention relates to a method for determining the degree of wear of at least one component of a machining device (), wherein at least one actual condition () of the machining device () is established and the at least one actual condition () is compared to at least one comparative condition () of the machining device (), and a conclusion is drawn as to the degree of wear of the at least one component as a function of a deviation determined between the at least one actual condition () and the at least one comparative condition (), wherein, to establish the at least one actual condition () and/or the at least one comparative condition (), sound emissions () of the machining device () are captured. The invention also relates to a device () for determining a degree of wear of at least one component of a machining device (), a machining device () for machining workpieces (), and a computer program for determining a degree of wear of at least one component of a machining device ().

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Samuel Ziefle