COMPONENTS · JOINTS · POSITIONING
Welded assemblies.
Welded wire and sheet metal assemblies made to drawing. Part positioning, joint accessibility and mounting interfaces guide preparation and inspection.
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Which positions the assembly needs to maintain.
Individual part definitions
Relative positions and references
Joints and access
Finished assembly interfaces
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As well as defining individual parts, the drawing needs to show their relative positions and installation interfaces. Identify the references the finished assembly must meet so positioning during joining and subsequent verification can be reviewed.
How to prepare and verify the joint.
Materials and part condition
Positioning and sequence
Functional assembly dimensions
Verification criteria and responsibilities
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Materials, joint access and work sequence guide preparation. The review determines positioning, required resources and assembly verification criteria. Required samples and validation are included with their scope and responsibilities.
Application and supply.
Structures and integration
Program quantities
Identification and packaging
Supply destination
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Function, quantities and delivery conditions complete the assembly requirement. Tell us how it fits into your application, the expected schedule and any identification, packaging and destination requirements so we can assess manufacturing and supply.
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Drawing and revision, material and quantities are the starting point for reviewing manufacture, inspection and supply.