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Issue of date for designing a seal

2019-12-07View Original

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The date of the first version of the design drawings is before the date when the design seal is replaced, while the date of the revised version is after that replacement date. Should the revised drawings be stamped with the old design seal or the new one? Which seal should be used on the as-built drawings?
Reply #22019-12-07
It’s fine to stamp a new seal before delivering it to the user. By completion drawings, you mean the drawings once the equipment manufacturing is finished, right? The as-built stamp has nothing to do with the design stamp at all!
Reply #32019-12-07
Just use the latest one. The completion stamp belongs to the manufacturing stage.
Reply #42019-12-07
Use new chapters for the revised drawings, and the as-built drawings can be the revised versions – there’s no need to create new drawings
Reply #52019-12-09
A new seal must be applied to the as-built drawings.
Reply #62019-12-09
A new seal, the completion seal, is applied after the equipment manufacturing is finished. If the equipment has already been manufactured, there’s no need to worry about this; just print another copy of the overall layout.
Reply #72019-12-11
Our company prepares new as-built drawings separately, so a new stamping is required
Reply #82019-12-11
Oh, this only applies to containers that are designed and manufactured by oneself. When the design and manufacturing units are different, generally the design does not produce completion drawings separately

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