Flexible part
Flexible part
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Flexible part describes a component to be grasped, that is not dimensionally stable and might escape when grasping it.
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Example:
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Difficult grasping
Difficult grasping
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Difficult grasping describes components, that are difficult to be grasped due to their gripping geometry or gripping surface.
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Explanation
Gripping geometry: The component doesn't have any defined gripping positions and/or is difficult to grasped, because e.g. the gripping surface is too small, not parallel, or difficult to access.
Example:
Gripping surface: The component is difficult to grip as the surface is e.g. oily or greasy.
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Hooked
Hooked
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Hooked describes a component to be grasped, which has to be separated before grasping.
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Explanation
The component to be grasped can be hooked with other parts, stick together or twist into each other (e.g. springs, cables).
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Sensitive part
Sensitive part
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Sensitive part describes components, that have a sensitive surface, are deformable or can be damaged.
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No orientation sign
No orientation sign
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No orientation sign describes components to be assembled in a certain position, which have no significant orientation signs for a correct positioning.
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Explanation
There aren’t any significant guidance marks for cameras or sensors for a correct position, provided that the component or assembly should be assembled only in a certain position.
Examples:
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Additional gripping location
Additional gripping location
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Additional gripping location describes components, whose geometry of components requires at least one additional gripping location.
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Explanation
An additional gripping location may be necessary due to its dimension, shape, weight or an additional positioning location.
Rule A-G1:
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If additional gripping locations are necessary, this has to be analyzed with the appropriate frequency.
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