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The Mechanical Gauging course is designed to provide a general understanding and application of many mechanical quality measuring tools. Students learn how to use mechanical gauging tools and how to correlate their use with blueprints or actual parts. By this method students learn to measure and evaluate conformance to specifications of your manufacturing processes. While the course covers the most used types of gauging, the course can be geared to use gages that may be specifically represented in your industry, process, or product.
Benefits to your organization
• Aid in improved quality control
• Longevity and accuracy of expensive gauging
• Improved ability to handle quality lab audits
• A better workforce understanding of what it takes to make correct product
Course objectives
• Handling, maintenance, care and storage of gauges
• Use of standards and importance of calibration of gauges
• Study the basics of Metrology (the science of measurement)
• Learn the use of many kinds of mechanical gauges
• Use of measuring scales and conversion factors
Training description and materials
This instructor-led course is hands-on, with reference materials that focus on the study and application of basic quality inspection gauging. Some common gauges represented in training are the use and set-up of height and depth gauges, snap gauges, go /no-go gauges, plug and ring gauges, thread gauges, finish gauges, surface plate related gauges, gauge blocks and transfer gauges. Use of micrometers and calipers are included. If client parts and products are available, the learning can be enhanced.
Hours and cost:
Your Mechanical Gauging course is an 8-hour training activity, scheduled at your convenience for up to 12 participants. 0.8 IACET Approved CEUs will be awarded upon successful completion of the course. Pricing includes training administration, instruction, course materials, and an activity evaluation at the conclusion of training.
Suggested Retail Price $1,299
(Additional participants may be available at an additional cost)
Course Offered Open Enrollment: Yes
Online Delivery Available: No
Certification Option: No
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