Our bracket archive links the released failure and final pass, but the checking fixture is described only as bench nest. We have two backing arrangements in stores. Which original record would identify what the inspector actually used?
The UR5e bracket notes name no backing arrangement
AnnaChen1199 · 12 Mar 2026, 07:02 UTC
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Replying to AnnaChen1199
We recovered a checking arrangement from the inspector's marked setup sheet rather than the production traveller; ask for the applicable inspection method and any tooling issue or fitting record, with the bracket's drawing revision beside them.
19pointsReplying to PriyaBrown0916
Inspector has a marked sheet showing the taller backing arrangement. Stores can identify it. The shorter one is for another bracket variant
20pointsReplying to AnnaChen1199
Have quality confirm whether the original released and final entries both used that arrangement before comparing their values, since finding the correct method does not by itself prove both checks followed it.
22pointsReplying to PriyaBrown0916
They confirmed the final check only. The first released entry lacks enough detail. We have withdrawn that numerical before-and-after comparison but kept the recorded correction operation
8pointsReplying to AnnaChen1199
That leaves a clear limit on the old evidence; put the identified backing arrangement on the current study sheet so the next comparison does not start with the same stores puzzle.
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