Swiftest
Aerospace
- Aug 14, 2018
- 5
I'd be interested to learn of a way around some ISO policies that make tabulated drawings more complicated than they need to be.
In our plant, it has been communicated that we must label all of our parts in our inventory shelves with the current revision.
We often change lengths for just one of the configurations.
In those cases the entire drawing receives a revision roll. As a result we end up relabeling the packaging for every configuration contained in the drawing.
Solutions that have been suggested are to stop using tabulated drawings and move to individual drawings, or to assign a rev letter to each configuration, labeling the packaging instead with the config rev.,
A Rev letter sticker system, Inventory Micromanagement, you name it, we've thought of it.
Has anyone in this forum come across another solution to this problem? Have you tried assigning a revision to each tab and did it work out for you?
It is relatively mundane to change 2000 stickers every time a revision is rolled for one part.
It is equally mundane to create 5000 drawings to replace 600.
Thanks again!
In our plant, it has been communicated that we must label all of our parts in our inventory shelves with the current revision.
We often change lengths for just one of the configurations.
In those cases the entire drawing receives a revision roll. As a result we end up relabeling the packaging for every configuration contained in the drawing.
Solutions that have been suggested are to stop using tabulated drawings and move to individual drawings, or to assign a rev letter to each configuration, labeling the packaging instead with the config rev.,
A Rev letter sticker system, Inventory Micromanagement, you name it, we've thought of it.
Has anyone in this forum come across another solution to this problem? Have you tried assigning a revision to each tab and did it work out for you?
It is relatively mundane to change 2000 stickers every time a revision is rolled for one part.
It is equally mundane to create 5000 drawings to replace 600.
Thanks again!
