I helped lay out a sample pallet for a proposed FR10 station in our packing room. We used filled boxes and it looked reasonable until the tool designer brought a plywood outline of the fingers.
Giving the fingers room moves one carton off the supporting edge below. Closing that gap makes the tool withdrawal look doubtful. I'm the apprentice who'll get called when it stops, so I'd like to understand what we're signing up for. Has anyone organised a useful check of both things together?
our pallet sample only works without the fingers
AlexAli0211 · 28 Dec 2024, 08:20 UTC
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Replying to AlexAli0211
Can you try one layer without alternating the orientation? Same filled boxes and finger outline. That should tell you cheaply whether the rotation is creating the conflict or whether every version needs a different tool.
16pointsReplying to SamBrooks0855
We tried that with the packaging lead this morning. Straight rows gave the fingers room, but she wasn't happy with the stack stability. Useful answer, thanks. We have two separate concerns now instead of an argument about whose drawing is wrong.
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