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I've mounted an extra guage too.
That is the point, the user fault.
Because there are too many rolls to unload sometimes more than 2 hours, and store them on top of each other it causes exhaustion for the driver.
So the reason I asked is, is it common for such a mistakes after a timely repetitive and exhausting job(maybe in 200 hundred rolls 1 drops.)?
If yes, is there any special tools, instrument or equipment for preventing this happening?
  • Posted 27 Apr 2025 02:23
  • By Sajad_Rajabi
  • joined 23 May'24 - 13 messages
  • Iran, Islamic Republic Of
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S.Rajabi

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