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Does anybody have any good techniques for inspecting some small, flimsy silicone gaskets? Depending upon how you set it down, it's dimensions change. How do we verify that the dimensions called out on the drawing are correct if it is so flimsy?
Currently we are using a horizontal optical comparitor and placing the part on a piece of upright acrylic. The weight of the part deforms itself when 'stuck' on the glass vertically and we would like to find a way to avoid any deformation for quick and precise inspection.
We are thinking about making a go/no go template (an overlay on the display for the critical dimensions, but we would like something more concrete for the various radii this part has. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Currently we are using a horizontal optical comparitor and placing the part on a piece of upright acrylic. The weight of the part deforms itself when 'stuck' on the glass vertically and we would like to find a way to avoid any deformation for quick and precise inspection.
We are thinking about making a go/no go template (an overlay on the display for the critical dimensions, but we would like something more concrete for the various radii this part has. Any suggestions are appreciated.
