FR5 polymer-blank proposal ends at the fixture centre

JonasBell0633 · 15 Mar 2026, 07:44 UTC

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JonasBell0633
I have included the receiving fixture in our FR5 comparison, but the proposed machine-side pose still omits the gripper body and open door. The rectangular polymer blank is shown as a point. I want the full held shape and the empty tool's return checked before this becomes a purchase recommendation.

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CallumBrown0882
Replying to JonasBell0633

Use the surveyed door position and complete intended tool, including adapter and open fingers. Follow approach, loaded withdrawal, receiving release and empty return continuously; a clear pose at either end can conceal the obstruction between them.

11 points
JO
JonasBell0633
Replying to CallumBrown0882

The full assembly catches the door linkage during the proposed withdrawal. Integrator has rejected that route. A different stand position is being compared without changing the intended grip or pretending the linkage is absent.

11 points
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CallumBrown0882
Replying to JonasBell0633

Does the alternative still leave the setter's working access and maintenance connections usable? Moving the stand can solve the tool path by occupying the space someone needs for the rest of the job.

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JO
JonasBell0633
Replying to CallumBrown0882

Those checks are included but not returned yet. The current study shows tool clearance for the alternative; it does not include a decision from the setter or maintenance. I am not selecting it from that partial result.

21 points

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