Basic Measurement Tools and Techniques

Dimensional measurements of characteristics such as length, width, depth, diameter, or height are fundamental to manufacturing physical products in all industry segments. Reliable dimensional measurements can help to improve product quality and increase productivity while reducing overall manufacturing costs.

Our On-Site Seminar, Basic Measurement Tools and Techniques, provides participants with hands-on training and in-depth information on how to:


Properly Select, Use, and Care for
Dimensional Measurement Equipment
Perform Actual Measurements of Physical
Characteristics using Commonly Available
Equipment
Understand and Identify the Sources and
Types of Measurement Errors
Measure and Record Results in Inch or
Metric Units for direct Comparisons to
Actual Requirements
Identify and Understand Equipment
Calibration Status to Ensure the Validity
of Measurements

The Seminar is designed for presentation to a mixed audience of Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality Department personnel. The program can be customized to meet the specific needs of:


Engineering, Manufacturing, or Quality
Managers
Production Supervisors, Setup Personnel,
Machine Operators, or Assemblers
Quality Engineers, Gage Designers, or
Inspectors
Design, Manufacturing or Production
Engineers
Part Programmers or Fixture Designers

Basic Measurement Tools and Techniques consists of eight instructional units and requires approximately 12 to 16 hours for presentation.

Participants receive a Learner Handbook, a Learner Workbook, and additional materials. Various presentation schedules are available to meet your specific requirements.

Please contact us to learn more about how improving the understanding, use, and reliability of dimensional measurements can improve product quality and increase productivity with reduced costs at your company.

To download the data sheet for this program, please click here. (PDF)

Seminar Outline:

Unit 1 - Background
U.S. Customary Units
Inch
Thousandth
Ten-Thousandth
Millionth
Metric System
International Systems of Units (SI)
Meter
Decimeter
Centimeter
Millimeter
Nanometer
Angular Units
Degrees
Minutes (Arc Minutes)
Seconds
Radians
Conversions/Relative Sizes

Unit 2 - Terms and Definitions
Measurement
Measureand
True Value
Accuracy
Error
Trueness
Bias
Precision
Repeatability Condition
Repeatability
Reproduceability Condition
Reproduceability
Uncertainty
Standard
Tolerance

Unit 3 - Fixed Gages
Plain Gages
Plugs
Rings
Other Geometries
Thread Gages
Plugs
Rings
Gage Blocks

Unit 4 - Variable Gages
Rules
Calipers
Vernier
Dial
Digital
Micrometers
Mechanical
Dial
Digital
Dial Indicators
Dial Indicators
Dial Test Indicators
Digital Indicators

Unit 5 - Surface Plates and Accessories
Surface Plates
Angle Blocks
V-Blocks
Parallels

Unit 6 - Surface Plate Equipment
Transfer Stands
Height Gages
Micrometer
Vernier
Dial
Digital

Unit 7 - Use and Care of Measurement Equipment
General Use and Care
Fixed Gages
Variable Gages
Surface Plates and Accessories
Surface Plate Equipment

Unit 8 - Calibration
Calibration
Calibration Status
Validation
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