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I. Defects in Workpiece Shape and Dimensions 1. Deformation and Warpage:* This is the most common issue, primarily caused by uneven temperatures durin

1. Environmental Preparation and Equipment Preheating Ensure the workshop temperature is stable at 20±2℃ and humidity at 40–60% to avoid

1. Positioning Hole Wear or Enlargement Long-term, high-frequency insertion and removal of PC pins or inadequate cleaning leads to fatigue wear of the

1. Perform Professional Precision Calibration Use a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) or laser tracker to perform gridded sampling (50mm x 50mm) on t

1. Deterioration in Welding Quality Weld Misalignment: Inaccurate workpiece positioning causes the welding torch path to deviate from the intended tra

1. Verify through repeated positioning tests Using the same fixture and standard workpiece, clamp the workpiece multiple times (≥5 times) under the

1. Perform periodic precision calibration Conduct professional calibration every 3–6 months, using a coordinate measuring machine or laser track

1. Worn or enlarged positioning holes: Frequent insertion and removal of PC pins or inadequate cleaning over a long period can lead to wear on the inn

1. Perform Accuracy Calibration Immediately Use a coordinate measuring machine (CMM) or laser tracker to check the flatness of the table surface (stan

1. Daily Maintenance Clean the table surface: After use, promptly remove welding slag, metal dust, and oil stains. Wipe with a lint-free cloth dampene

1. Welding Platform Cleaning Power Off and Cooling: Turn off the power and allow the platform to cool completely before resuming operation. Remove Sla

1. Control the Stability of the Operating Environment Maintain constant temperature and humidity (temperature 20±2℃, humidity 40–60%) to