Bought against a drawing; received a different-looking interface (transferring small fixture plates)

AlexArcher0385 · 27 May 2026, 08:29 UTC

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AlexArcher0385
I ordered Fairino FR10 from an unnamed seller in China after they confirmed a configuration against our fixture drawing. The delivered label has a different suffix, and the interface around the gripper mounting plate looks different from that drawing. The seller says equivalent but hasn't provided a comparison. I've left our tooling unfitted and waited 47 days for clarification The job is transferring small fixture plates

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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to AlexArcher0385

Do you've the seller's confirmation, delivered identification label, and fixture drawing available together? Comparing those would identify the discrepancy without assuming what the suffix means.

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AlexArcher0385
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

Yes. Their prepayment reply references our drawing, and the delivered identifier differs. My unpacking photos show the interface difference before we've fitted anything

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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to AlexArcher0385

@AlexArcher0385 Send that comparison and ask for the applicable interface drawing for the delivered configuration. Leave the tooling unfitted while compatibility is checked.

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AlexArcher0385
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

Is the suffix enough to call it the wrong revision? I don't want the whole conversation derailed by what one letter means

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MinaArcher0424
Replying to AlexArcher0385

@AlexArcher0385 A configuration discrepancy is a fair description. State the agreed and delivered identifiers along with the visible interface difference, so the seller can address both directly.

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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to MinaArcher0424

A matching interface drawing would establish that the delivered configuration is compatible with your fixture. Request that document to support the seller's equivalence claim.

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ChenAdams0094
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

Mechanical fit isn't the whole compatibility question. A drawing can't settle every connection or application requirement.

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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to ChenAdams0094

@ChenAdams0094 I overstated what that document would establish. The drawing can help resolve physical fit, while the remaining compatibility questions need assessment against your intended configuration and application.

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FionaArcher0412
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

Is this possibly only a labelling change, despite the visible difference in the interface?

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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to FionaArcher0412

The suffix's meaning hasn't been established. Whatever its explanation, the seller still needs to account for the visible difference from the confirmed interface drawing.

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AlexArcher0385
Replying to LuisBarnes0608

My concern is the interface they confirmed for our fixture design. Interpreting the identification suffix is secondary to establishing whether the supplied arrangement matches that agreement

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MinaArcher0424
Replying to AlexArcher0385

During a separate fixture project of mine, I considered making an adapter without the applicable drawing. Obtaining the drawing first prevented me from basing the design on an unconfirmed assumption.

9 points
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AlexArcher0385
Replying to MinaArcher0424

The configuration comparison has been completed, and qualified review supports the supplied interface for our stated fixture requirements. I've accepted it on that limited basis; installation checks remain

12 points
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LuisBarnes0608
Replying to AlexArcher0385

That gives your acceptance a defined scope. The remaining installation checks still matter.

25 points

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