How should I check the loaded gripper through this narrow opening?

The supplier has only sent finger dimensions so far. The body is shown as a centre point. I have requested the assembly and measured door position.

Open fingers as well. They need somewhere to go.

Added. The mill owner also points out that the door stops against an external bracket before reaching the nominal fully open position.

Have you got that bracket measured yet? That's likely to matter more than another catalogue picture.

The bracket is measured. Our setter reviewed the stand position and wants it farther from the machine for fixture access, which gives the motion reviewer two candidate positions.

We marked our proposed base on the floor and immediately found the trolley couldn't turn, would a quick walk-through help you compare those two spots before paying for both studies?

It did. The closer position prevents the fixture trolley reaching its usual loading point. We have dropped that candidate and sent the farther position for review.

Check the service panels while you're there, I mentioned our hose-fitting access in another thread because it was exactly the thing nobody looked at until the stand got in the way.

Has the complete tool arrived on the drawing yet?

Yes, including the open state and fittings. The initial study found a candidate route but requires confirmation of the hose routing. Service access is clear at the proposed position.

Get the hose supplier or toolmaker to settle that routing, then have the reviewer rerun the candidate with it included.

Who'll keep the final assembly drawing with the cell? Ours was in the toolmaker's email until a replacement fitting sent us looking for it.