简体中文界面。帖子、指南及政策正文保留原文;未对原文作自动翻译。

Why does our inspection sheet stop before unclamping?

SamBrooks0855 · 2025年1月2日 12:52 UTC

已关闭
SA
SamBrooks0855
I'm helping review old bracket records before we plan a UR5e welding cell. The inspection sheet has a tick for the hole alignment while the gusseted bracket is clamped. Loose retained samples don't all line up with the checking plate. Someone has pencilled 'pull in before finish' on the fixture drawing. Nobody can tell me what that was correcting. What should I compare first using the records and samples we already have?

7 条回复

CH
ChloeAdams0135

Check what the drawing asks you to measure after release. The fixture tick might only be a process check, although the old sheet ought to say that.

6
SA
SamBrooks0855

The drawing locates the holes from the base face in the finished part. Our checking plate uses the two upright holes to hold it. I think we're comparing different things already.

8
CH
ChloeAdams0135

Yes, get quality to confirm a common measurement setup before comparing the numbers. I'm not saying that explains the loose parts, just that the current comparison is muddy.

1
NI
NinaAllen0327

And don't put that pencilled correction into the new fixture spec until someone can say what it did and why

3
CH
ChloeAdams0135

Did you find an inspection instruction for the plate? Might explain whether it was intended for fit-up or final checking.

8
SA
SamBrooks0855

Found it in a folder for the previous bracket revision. Different locating arrangement. Quality has agreed to measure the retained parts from the current drawing; the pencil note is excluded from the proposed fixture requirements for now. Thanks for pointing me at the plate itself.

16
CH
ChloeAdams0135

That clears up the plate history. I'd still be interested in the released-part results when you have them; the original distortion question is sitting there.

13

讨论已关闭

此讨论已连续六个月没有活动,现已关闭新回复。 最后活动: .