Our FR5 tooling demonstration lifted an access panel with its paper interleaf still attached underneath. The quote calls this a successful separation test. How would you challenge that without pretending every paper sheet will behave the same?
Did the video show the stack before pickup and the underside after release? A sheet hanging from an edge is different from one completely hidden between two panels. I would first establish what they actually lifted.
We had separators cling to a part and then drop beside the next station. Not every time, naturally. Just often enough that the person feeding it became a paper collector with another job attached.
Ben's question could change the scope quite a lot. A separate de-papering step might be sensible, but it needs to appear in the proposed process, not become an unmentioned operator task.
Representative supplies, including the variation you really receive. Not a collection of arbitrary paper. Was yours coming from different suppliers, Rosa?
Ben, removal isn't in their scope. Toby, our incoming pack specification doesn't identify the paper either. I'll put those two gaps to purchasing before asking for another demonstration