BrunoChan1061 · 9 Jun 2025, 04:48 UTC
Labels can move. Crushed ends are harder to fix. Has dispatch seen where the load actually sits?
6 pointsOnly the top view so far, I've drawn the reinforced ends onto the layer underneath and it looks rather less clever now.
19 pointsTake them that view. Not everyone reads a pallet sketch the same way.
21 pointsCan labels be read from two sides instead of all four? That might give you more freedom without adding a separate labelling job.
5 pointsDepends where it goes. Our store only reads one side; a customer's conveyor wanted another. Dispatch should know which rule they're designing around.
6 pointsAdding labels is not free either, especially if somebody has to identify which boxes need the extra one.
4 pointsFair, but I said move them, not double them. I'd ask that before redesigning the whole load around the current sticker position.
17 pointsDispatch says two outward faces are enough for this route, so Gabriel's suggestion gives us another pattern to consider, thanks.
2 pointsAnd the tool supplier wants wider spaces between two rows to release the gripper, which means packaging has another version coming rather than a finished answer.
12 pointsDo those wider spaces sit under a reinforced end on the next layer?
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