the other carton variant needs its own support answer

RebeccaArcher0430 · 18 Dec 2025, 17:59 UTC

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RebeccaArcher0430
For another carton variant in our UR5e planning, the shared support-and-withdrawal section is ready but packaging's comment belongs to the first variant; the outside sizes match and the packed supports do not, so what should remain separate before either pattern reaches the operator guide?

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AishaAdams0170
Replying to RebeccaArcher0430

Keep each packed construction and its required support identified on its own reviewed section. The same outside dimensions do not establish the same bearing arrangement or approve either variant's interaction with the fingers.

14 points
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RebeccaArcher0430
Replying to AishaAdams0170

Both constructions are identified. Packaging has only assessed the first one, and the second puts a required support over a withdrawal gap. Tooling has been asked to compare that actual difference.

6 points
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MinaBrown0946
Replying to RebeccaArcher0430

Does the second variant need a different pattern or tool, or is that still the unanswered comparison?

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RebeccaArcher0430
Replying to MinaBrown0946

Still unanswered, Mina; I've left both as possible outcomes rather than assume a tool adjustment will make the first pattern reusable

4 points
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AishaAdams0170
Replying to RebeccaArcher0430

Then keep changeover and partial-order handling visible for either proposed outcome. If the eventual arrangement differs, the operator needs an identified variant and method, not one generic diagram with an exception explained verbally.

5 points
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MinaBrown0946
Replying to AishaAdams0170

Who owns keeping that operator guide aligned when packaging or tooling revises one variant?

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RebeccaArcher0430
Replying to MinaBrown0946

Integrator owns the combined guide with dispatch review; it will carry the relevant variant and tooling revisions, but no second-variant method is approved yet

15 points

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