The blank clears the mill opening on paper. The complete open gripper is missing. Which views should the integrator supply?
Our FR5 exchange sketch omits the open gripper body
RosaAli0205 · 18 Feb 2026, 11:13 UTC
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Replying to RosaAli0205
The complete tool in the required open and closed states through entry, release and withdrawal, against the actual door and fixture geometry; the bare blank cannot establish that clearance.
11pointsReplying to FarahAllen0330
Tool supplier returned the closed assembly. Open state and rear connection are still missing.
13pointsReplying to RosaAli0205
Keep the combined access review incomplete until those inputs arrive, and identify who supplies each one.
10pointsReplying to HassanArcher0356
Both are assigned to the tool supplier. Integrator owns the combined route, including the setter's access.
19pointsReplying to RosaAli0205
Does that access include the fixture and its handling equipment leaving the machine, rather than only a person standing at the opening?
22pointsReplying to RosaBrooks0814
Rosa Brooks has a useful distinction there. Include the loaded handling equipment in the review before a stand position is released for manufacture.
12pointsReplying to FarahAllen0330
And do not let the empty return inherit the loaded withdrawal's result; the tool may have a different opening and orientation.
19pointsReplying to RosaAli0205
Has the missing assembly information arrived now, Rosa Ali?
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