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the carton pattern leaves nowhere for the fingers

SarahBarnes0589 · 2025年10月30日 08:43 UTC

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SarahBarnes0589
Our UR5e pallet drawing now marks the carton support strips. Packaging wants the gaps closed under the rotated boxes. The tooling supplier wants those same gaps for finger withdrawal. I need a usable pattern, not another drawing passed between them

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LucaBarnes0526

Put both proposed changes on the same revision, because each supplier can make their own drawing look right while leaving the other one impossible.

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SarahBarnes0589

They have the same revision. They disagree about which requirement changes. I am asking who develops the alternatives, not which attachment to send

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LucaBarnes0526

Then the integrator needs to bring alternative patterns or tooling arrangements to both reviewers, and I would not choose a compromise gap from the desk just to get an answer back.

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SarahBarnes0589

Integrator has proposed a different layer arrangement. Packaging is checking support and the tool supplier is checking withdrawal on that one. It uses fewer cartons per layer, which has made the production meeting lively

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LucaBarnes0526

Fewer per layer might still be the useful option, but ask production what that changes over a full pallet and a normal shift before anyone calls it too slow.

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