Gripper proposed, adapter still provisional; I have asked the toolmaker to identify the complete assembly before the next layout.

Include its rear fittings and routed connections. They're part of what has to pass the door, not a detail to add after choosing the mounting position.

Who combines the machine survey and the toolmaker's assembly?

Integrator owns the combined view, with the machine owner supplying the survey and the setter marking fixture removal and trolley access.

Any actual tool assembly back yet?

Complete tool returned, including fittings; the first combined view puts its loaded body through the open door handle, so the integrator rejected that stand position.

Did they offer another position with the same tool, or a changed tool? I would keep those as distinct proposals rather than borrow one assembly's assessment for the other's route.

Another position with the same assembly, farther from the receiver; the full movement is under review and the setter says fixture change still has room.

Does maintenance have its tool-removal and connection-access tasks in that farther view too? A clear transfer is only the regular operating part of the space question.

Maintenance found enough access to disconnect the tool but no supported place for it once removed, so the integrator is adding that provision to the layout and price.

And does the farther price include the receiving station installation?

Eric, has the complete transfer reached the receiver successfully in the review, including open-finger withdrawal? I'd like that answer before all attention goes into the useful maintenance addition.

Full transfer and receiver release now clear in the reviewed model, Pavel, and the tool-rest provision has been accepted by maintenance; Yasmin, receiving installation is included in the revised quote.

Purchasing selected this complete arrangement for detailed design, with the smaller saving shown and the original position rejected; no hardware installation started.

Who carries the checked connection routing into detailed design? Good to hear it stayed attached to the tool instead of disappearing after the door comparison.