Our brass-blank removal sketch has the FR5 reaching the chuck. It omits the gripper body and the open door, and puts the base where the setter normally stands.
I need a comparison that covers tool entry, loaded withdrawal and setting access. Has anyone brought the setter into the layout review early enough to avoid moving the base twice?
Which FR5 base position leaves room for the setter?
PriyaBell0655 · 2025年7月4日 03:26 UTC
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Bring them in now, with the machine in its real setup condition. They may need space to remove something that never appears in the automatic cycle. A reach sketch won't tell you how a person changes the job.
21分回复 BenAdams0109
Setter joined the review. They need a trolley beside the door to remove the fixture, exactly where our base was drawn. Integrator is checking a position farther along the machine.
16分Did they show the trolley's route out as well? Don't give it a perfect parking spot with no way to leave.
12分回复 BenAdams0109
Yes, route marked. Thanks, that caught a parts rack we'd left out. The revised robot position still needs the full loaded-tool withdrawal check.
9分I'd leave the base order waiting for that. At least the setter has a workable arrangement to review now, instead of being asked to squeeze around a finished installation.
10分Put the trolley route on the final floor layout too. Empty space has a habit of becoming storage the moment the project team stops visiting.
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