They will, once the machine owner supplies the open-door survey. Complete tool model is available.

Does the model include the grip depth, or is the blank parked wherever it makes the doorway look widest?

Grip depth is specified. Door survey arrived; the original approach puts the rear fitting against the door.

Which alternatives are actually available in the bay? A side position is worth nothing if it occupies the machine's required service space.

Can the setter mark their fixture-change route on that survey too? The robot route and the person's route need to coexist, not take turns being omitted.

Lin, a farther frontal stand is available. David, setter marked the change route. Side space is unavailable.

Ask for the farther position with the same fitted assembly, grip and full exchange sequence, including the setter's marked route.

Farther position clears the door in the completed model. Empty withdrawal and the receiving placement are also shown.

Has anyone checked how the operator loads and removes the receiving tray at that position?

Hana's question is separate from my fixture-change route. Ada, both tasks need their real working space in the final layout.

Both checked with the operators. Farther stand preserves them, but needs a longer supply presentation area.

Is that extra area available and priced, or still a note beside the drawing?

Available and costed. We selected the farther position for the proposal with the revised presentation area included.

Give the stand supplier that complete accepted layout revision, so its scope includes the checked access spaces rather than only the FR10 mounting point.