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Thanks for the information. We have though about this but our quality department is pushing for a thread gauge. I guess I'm looking for what is industry standard?

We are currently creating a body and lid that have trapezoidal threads TR95(mm). The function of the lid is to screw down and with the aid of an o-ring create a waterproof enclosure. The fit between the lid and body is not to much of a concern other than we don't want the lid to skip off the...

Our department is looking at purchasing some newer monitors. What is the maximum size that would be recommned to use at a normal work station? What monitor configurations seem to work best for Pro-E, Wide screen etc. Your input is much appretiated?

Injection molding.

We currently have a plastic display that rotates on a 3 pin bayonet system. The bayonets are toleranced at +/- 0.15mm and the display is toleranced at 0.2mm. The display has small bumps that the bayonets go over to create a click feel. Unfortuately with the current stack-up we either have no...

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I know this should be simple, but it is Pro E. I have created a line that has a shallow anlge ~0.5 degrees. The center line and the angle line do not converge. I know that I should be able to simply create an angluar dimension but it always creates a linear dimension. Any tips on forcing Pro...

I stand corrected, there was only 1 out of 12 that had any signs of corrosion. These parts are still at a test house Attached is a picture with the surface corrosion cleaned off.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=b6216be5-e293-45a7-865c-c05284661879&file=Rust2.jpg

There are no post processing steps after machining. I am unaware of what type machining fluids were used?

I was wondering if anyone could describe what is happening in the attached picture. The parts are cast stainless CF8 as per ASTM A351 and then machined. We obtained data from an independent lab that showed that the chemisty and physicals were per the standard. The parts were put through an...

I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good guide / handbook for design of deep drawn parts, in particular with Stainless Steel. Any help would be appreciated

Currently we have plastic injection molded parts that are used in pressure applications. With this being said we qualify the original design / Vendor by pressure testing the component to a 10X safety factor over the working pressure of the part. Currently our purchasing department is in the...