The FR10 panel trial has no second panel to leave behind

HassanArcher0356 · 13 Jul 2025, 16:36 UTC

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HA
HassanArcher0356
Our proposed FR10 sheet-panel tool has a satisfactory single-panel seal report, but the production source is a stack and the report contains no separation observation or single-panel confirmation; support through transfer and release into the locating tray also remains unassessed.

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IM
ImranAdams0131
Replying to HassanArcher0356

Does the proposal include a means of identifying a pair, or does the control description treat vacuum achieved as sufficient to continue?

3 points
HA
HassanArcher0356
Replying to ImranAdams0131

It currently treats the vacuum indication as pickup complete; the supplier has been asked to explain how exactly-one-panel delivery will be confirmed under the specified stack conditions.

13 points
IM
ImranAdams0131
Replying to HassanArcher0356

Include the uncertain result in that request. Someone must decide what happens when the system cannot establish whether one panel or two were picked.

14 points
HA
HassanArcher0356
Replying to ImranAdams0131

The supplier has proposed a separate check, with method details and representative-stack testing still outstanding; no single-panel claim accepted from the existing bench report.

24 points
IM
ImranAdams0131
Replying to HassanArcher0356

Will those tests include the normal surface condition and panel bow? A test on deliberately clean, flat, separated sheets would miss your original question again.

-1 points
HA
HassanArcher0356
Replying to ImranAdams0131

Actual supply conditions are specified, including the film and observed bow range; the tool reviewer is also defining the supported transfer and release assessment rather than treating separation as the only remaining task.

11 points
IM
ImranAdams0131
Replying to HassanArcher0356

Has the proposed check been demonstrated on those conditions, or is it still only an agreed test scope?

13 points

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