LeahAli0234 · 23 Jan 2025, 09:54 UTC
Get the proposed gripper dimensions first, even a measured block model will tell you more than that line and won't cost you an arm order
19 pointsThe supplier sent the gripper body drawing. With fingers added, its outline crosses the rail in our proposed loading pose. We haven't even got to the movement yet.
13 pointsIs the rail position from the machine drawing or measured on yours, because accessory brackets have surprised us before
18 pointsMeasured on ours, with the machine safely out of use for the survey. There's also a lamp bracket missing from the old drawing. The setter was right to stop the discussion there.
15 pointsI'd send those additions back on one marked-up layout and ask the designer which mounting options are still plausible
12 pointsInclude the loaded exit. Clearing the entry pose only answers half your question.
-1 pointsYes, and don't accept a new base location without its path checked too, I made that sound easier than it is
15 pointsWho is responsible for keeping the machine model current? If nobody owns it, the lamp bracket will disappear again when the next person opens the old file.
19 pointsOur maintenance planner has taken the survey copy. The integrator is revising the proposal against it. We've paused purchasing, but at least the shift team and designer now have the same machine in front of them.
25 pointsDid the revised proposal keep space for your setter, or has sorting the door created a new obstruction at the bench?
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