







Confirm fit, position, clearance, engagement, or other acceptance conditions.
Locate the part consistently while indicators or probes measure actual dimensional variation from a reference.
Verify feature location relative to the defined datum reference frame, with MMC or LMC conditions incorporated where applicable.
Reproduce the intended datum structure so critical features are checked from the correct functional references.
Check runout, alignment, and coaxial relationships between rotating or related features.
Support and locate parts so bends, contours, offsets, and profiles can be measured consistently without distorting the part.
Present parts consistently for CMM, vision, optical, or other inspection systems.
Check several related features in one setup, such as hole position, formed height, and contact location on switchgear terminals.
Durable tooling designed for repeatable loading, access, and frequent shop-floor inspection.
Identify critical characteristics, datums, GD&T, tolerances, and customer-defined requirements.
Clarify what is difficult to inspect, how often it must be checked, and how the result will be used.
Determine how the part should be located and constrained without distortion or over-location.
Choose the most practical functional, comparative, variable, optical, CMM-supported, or other approach.
Develop locating, clamping, access, measurement, wear, and operator-use requirements.
Confirm repeatable part location, suitable measurement resolution, fixture stability, and the required inspection method before production use.
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