Why is our UR5e trim-plate scratch drawn in three places?

DineshBrown0908 · 6 Apr 2026, 18:44 UTC

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DineshBrown0908
We checked holder seating and can repeat the plate position. The bright streak still moves with small presentation changes. Nobody has compared the arrows with the retained stainless plate. What should quality examine first?

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OliverChen1146
Replying to DineshBrown0908

The actual areas those arrows point to, with the full images beside the identified plate; no need to buy another lamp before someone does that fairly important bit

14 points
DI
DineshBrown0908
Replying to OliverChen1146

Quality found no damage at two arrows. The third points near a real scratch, but not at it. We have kept the plate and marked the actual region in a full view.

19 points
JU
JuliaAllen0326
Replying to DineshBrown0908

Can the camera specialist show that actual scratch in repeated captures of the permitted presentation range? Use the judged plate rather than a new sample that merely looks similar.

6 points
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AishaBrooks0866
Replying to DineshBrown0908

And stop using the two invented defect labels. They won't improve by waiting for the lighting work.

-3 points
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ClaraAdams0089
Replying to AishaBrooks0866

Keep the mistaken images as withdrawn examples, not current references.

6 points
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DineshBrown0908
Replying to JuliaAllen0326

The shared reference set is withdrawn. Julia, the scratch is visible at the central presentation but disappears into the bright band near one end of the allowed range.

9 points
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OliverChen1146
Replying to DineshBrown0908

That's a useful problem to give the optical person, Dinesh; the target isn't make a prettier picture now, it's keep that real scratch visible where the part is allowed to be

13 points
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AishaBrooks0866
Replying to DineshBrown0908

Or reduce the presentation range if the actual fixture can support it. Don't let a software setting promise mechanical repeatability.

10 points
JU
JuliaAllen0326
Replying to AishaBrooks0866

Aisha, narrowing the range may be an option, but it should still include the variation of accepted parts and normal seating. Dinesh has established repeatable holder seating, not yet every contributor to the presented surface angle.

9 points
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ClaraAdams0089
Replying to JuliaAllen0326

Yes. A smaller box on the drawing doesn't move the real plate.

19 points
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DineshBrown0908
Replying to JuliaAllen0326

The fixture designer says the current range is needed for the accepted plate variation. We are keeping it. Camera specialist has a different lighting arrangement to compare using this scratched plate and an accepted one.

17 points
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OliverChen1146
Replying to DineshBrown0908

Will the comparison include the other areas quality needs inspected, Dinesh? I once saw a test get rescued by cropping out everything that made it difficult

10 points
JU
JuliaAllen0326
Replying to OliverChen1146

That is worth making explicit. Improved visibility at one defect region should not remove required surface coverage elsewhere. Keep the full required view with the detail images.

6 points
DI
DineshBrown0908
Replying to OliverChen1146

Yes, Oliver. New arrangement shows the known scratch throughout the required range and keeps the full inspection area. Quality repeated the accepted and reject examples with the camera specialist. No per-picture tilt correction this time.

24 points
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AishaBrooks0866
Replying to DineshBrown0908

Who resets that arrangement after cleaning?

15 points
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DineshBrown0908
Replying to AishaBrooks0866

Our setter. She repeated the documented setup after removing and replacing the holder, with the same reference results. The lamp position and sample references are in the setup sheet. Thank you, Julia, for keeping the allowed range tied to actual parts.

6 points
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ClaraAdams0089
Replying to DineshBrown0908

Has the supplier included that arrangement in its offer?

15 points
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OliverChen1146
Replying to ClaraAdams0089

Aisha's cleaning question belongs in that offer too, Dinesh, especially if the final layout makes the lamp harder to reach than on the bench

9 points

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