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Which released-bracket check belongs in this FR10 quote?

LiamChen1186 · 2025年9月1日 04:54 UTC

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LiamChen1186
Separate FR10 bracket quote this time. Supplier includes an in-fixture check, but our old final acceptance followed correction. Which inspection step should I ask them to price?

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AdaBrown0912

Ask quality for the released-part instruction first. Price the check you actually need.

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LiamChen1186

Quality sent Q8. It checks the base and upright after the correction operation.

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AdaBrown0912

Send Q8 with the route, then. The supplier needs to see where that check sits.

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DanielAbbott0043

I'd ask for the correction decision too, not just the final measuring time. We have a habit of pricing the tidy inspection bench and forgetting the person who sorts which parts go to the less tidy one.

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LiamChen1186

That decision isn't in Q8. Fabrication has been asked for its earlier check.

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EllaArcher0381

Does the quote assume the new fixture removes correction altogether? I would want that stated openly if it explains the missing step.

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LiamChen1186

Yes, Ella. Supplier expects no correction, but hasn't shown a trial on our current bracket.

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NinaBrown0936

I've watched that expectation turn into an operator with a hammer beside a supposedly finished cell. Ask for a trial result before removing the work. And don't let the old correction method become the new default without review either.

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DanielAbbott0043

Nina, did they ever put the extra work into the cycle figures, or leave it outside the number?

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NinaBrown0936

They eventually counted it. The first report timed only the robot and looked fantastic. Full-shift output was rather less impressed.

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LiamChen1186

I've requested Q8 inspection pricing and a current-part trial before accepting the no-correction assumption. Fabrication's selection check still outstanding.

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