Direct and indirect measurement, contact and non-contact gauging, angular measurement and hardness testing are covered. The fundamentals of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing and blueprint reading as related to inspection will also be emphasized. MTT210 Tool Technology Theory and practice in machining, cutting, and assembly of dies, molds, jigs and fixtures. Layout, boring and indexing to close tolerances using threading and gearing applications. This course is an introduction to the materials and processes of manufacturing.
Emphasis is placed on the conversion of materials into finished goods.
Classroom activities and demonstrations include material selection, process specification, casting, molding, extruding, forming, machining, welding, fabricating and finishing. Abrasive Machining and Heat Treatment Precision abrasive applications of lapping and honing as well as surface, cylindrical, electromechanical, jib, form cutter and internal grinding. Various types of abrasive materials are used, including cubic boron nitride and diamond. Theory and practice in hardening and tempering tool and carbon steels. A study of mold and die applications, designs, terminology, materials, construction techniques and operation.