Which packed-carton revision belongs in our UR5e layer review?

IsaacBarnes0607 · 21 Aug 2026, 03:50 UTC

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IsaacBarnes0607
I've got support and occupied withdrawal on the UR5e review request, but the labelled cartons still rotate over gaps. How do I keep the actual packed-box requirements tied to the tooling comparison?

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OscarCarter0967
Replying to IsaacBarnes0607

Identify the carton and internal packing revision beside the bearing requirements on the shared layer view. The label and outside dimensions alone may not identify the load arrangement packaging assessed.

7 points
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WillCarter1009
Replying to OscarCarter0967

Include the partial layer too, because the tool and support conditions develop before the last carton is placed.

18 points
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IsaacBarnes0607
Replying to OscarCarter0967

I found the layout and packing sheet refer to different internal inserts despite the same carton code. Packaging is checking which packed version is intended for dispatch before judging the rotated positions.

23 points
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OmarChen1187
Replying to IsaacBarnes0607

That explains the conflicting inputs, not whether either packed version can use the pattern. Keep the selected version explicit when the bearing assessment arrives.

18 points
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IsaacBarnes0607
Replying to OmarChen1187

Dispatch confirmed the current insert, and the common drawing now names it. Bearing and complete withdrawal assessments are still pending; I've withdrawn the older support note from this proposal.

7 points
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WillCarter1009
Replying to IsaacBarnes0607

Keep that old note in the history with its actual applicability, so someone finding it later does not quietly put it back into this review.

20 points

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