We're considering a used UR5e for unloading rigid plastic spacers. The seller says inspected, but the advert shows no inspection scope and the collection journey is expensive enough to matter.
I don't expect an old machine to come with a perfect life story. I do expect to know what's included and what somebody actually checked. Would you pay for a condition visit before there's an application trial, or settle the spacer handling first? I'm trying to avoid paying twice to discover two different reasons it won't suit us.
Both questions matter, Caleb, but I would not automatically spend on a visit before knowing whether Emma's proposed handling task is plausible with the complete tool and layout.
We had an assessor inspect the identified package against an agreed scope and report limitations; it gave us a condition basis for the purchase decision, but our separate fixture design still needed changing before the intended job worked.