Create an inventory before taking dimensions
List the console, every component that is intentionally detached, the fasteners or adapters needed for reassembly and the accessories that must travel in the same case. Give each item an identifier and photograph it beside its intended connection point. The verified WING Detachable Flight Case page confirms the reference product; the inventory confirms what the buyer actually needs to transport.
Measure each item in the condition in which it will be packed, then record the assembled operating envelope separately. Note protrusions, connector guards, controls and surfaces that may not carry a load. This prevents an assembled dimension from being reused for a detached compartment or a loose part from being left without a defined location.
Map removal, storage and reconnection as one system
Draw the order in which modules are disconnected, lifted, placed and restrained. For each step, show hand access, tool access, cable labelling and the temporary surface used before the part enters its compartment. If a lift or hydraulic flip option is considered, request its full moving envelope without assuming that the reference product has a particular mechanism.
Reverse the map for setup. Confirm that the first item needed is not trapped below later items and that connectors can be seen and reached before the console is in its final position. A detachable case succeeds only when storage order and reconnection order agree with the crew’s actual workflow.
Use a parts audit as the acceptance test
Ask the supplier to return a numbered compartment plan, closed external dimensions, support and no-contact zones, and every assumption awaiting confirmation. The procurement team can compare proposals against the same inventory instead of accepting different interpretations of ‘detachable’. Any omitted item or undefined temporary placement is a drawing issue to resolve.
At acceptance, photograph the empty labelled compartments, pack the complete inventory, close and move the case, then unpack and reconnect using the agreed sequence. Record missing tools, mixed cables or difficult reaches. Claims about protection, materials, cycle life, price or delivery require separate documentary evidence before purchase approval.