VHS:
Includes instructor and participant print material
Approximate Completion Time: 8-10 Hours
Price: $2,475.00
CD-ROM:
Includes administrator and participant software
Approximate Completion Time: 6-8 Hours
Price: $2,975.00
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Understanding the international engineering language of Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T) is essential for communicating in today's highly competitive global marketplace. This program builds the ability to read and interpret GD&T symbols, which provide increased information about the function and relationship of part features. One critical result is the proper fit of mating parts.
The VHS program provides three-dimensional models and the flexibility to integrate your company's own parts, so learners can use their new knowledge as soon as they return to the shop floor.
The CD-ROM version of GD&T is a self-paced, computer-based training program that teaches trainees the basic principles of GD&T and how to work with geometric tolerances to ensure the proper fit of mating part features.
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Target Audience
- Engineering Staff
- Production, inspection and set-up personnel
- Supervisors
- Group leaders
- Individuals at all levels who need or wish to build a basic understanding of GD&T
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Topics
- Basic principles and terms, including geometric tolerance, datum feature, basic dimension, and maximum material condition
- How to read a feature control frame
- How to calculate bonus tolerances based on the material condition of a part feature
- How to work with form and orientation tolerances
- How to work with profile, runout and location tolerances
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Program Details
Unit 1: Basic Principles
- Definition and benefits of GD&T
- Basic terminology:
- Tolerance
- Geometric characteristic
- Geometric tolerance
- Datum
- Datum feature
- Datum target
- Datum reference frame
- Basic dimension
- Maximum material condition
- Least material condition
- Clearance, interference and transition fits
Unit 2: Interpreting GD&T Symbols
- Format of feature control frame
- Diameter symbol
- Coordinate vs. position system tolerance zones
- Effect of material condition on size of geometric tolerance
- Regardless of feature size
Unit 3: Form and Orientation Tolerances
- Definition and interpretation of form tolerances:
- Flatness
- Straightness
- Circularity
- Cylindricity
- Definition and interpretation of orientation tolerances:
- Perpendicularity
- Angularity
- Parallelism
- Application of maximum material condition principle
- Inspection procedures
Unit 4: Profile, Runout & Location Tolerances
- Definition and interpretation of profile tolerances:
- Profile of a surface
- Profile of a line
- Definition and interpretation of runout tolerances:
- Circular runout
- Total runout
- Definition and interpretation of location tolerances:
- Position
- Concentricity
- Symmetry
- Application of maximum material condition principle
- Inspection procedures
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What's Included?
VHS
- 4 Videotapes or 4 DVD's
- 1 Instructor's Guide
- 1 Set of Transparencies, Also Available in PowerPoint Format
- 1 Participant's Guide
- 2 Model Parts and Drawings
- 1 Job Aid
- 1 Diagnostic Test and Answer Book
- 2 Albums
CD-ROM
- 4 CD ROM's
- 1 Administrator's Start-Up Guide
- 1 Participant's Guide
- 1 Job Aid
- 1 Album
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Free Preview
For a free 15-day preview with no obligaton, please contact Peggy Corrigan at (800)735-4440 or peggy.corrigan@saiglobal.com.
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Information/Ordering
For pricing, ordering, and further information, please contact Peggy Corrigan at (800)735-4440 or peggy.corrigan@saiglobal.com.
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