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Tolerance Stack and Statistical Tolerancing Introduction Live Interactive Webinar
Dates: May 6-8, 2024
Time: Class Hours 10:00 am – 2:30 pm Central
Optional Q&A Sessions 9:30 am - 10:00 am and 2:30 pm to 3:00 pm Central
Location: At your office or home computer
Cost: Early-Bird Registration $595 per participant until 2 weeks prior to webinar;
$695 per participant thereafter.
Includes: PDF participant materials emailed to your office or home prior to the webinar.
Pre/post assessment
Various references, tolerance stack spreadsheets, and other tolerancing tools
Certificate of Completion
*Customized exercises based on participant drawings, views, or examples
On-going email and telephone support from ITR available
Seating is limited; register promptly. Registration closes when available spots are filled.
No refunds or credits within 30 days of webinar.
Recommended Prerequisites: GD&T Fundamentals or Introduction
Inquiries: Contact Dan Bauer at dan.bauer@itr-sa.com for content related questions or Jill Bauer at jill.bauer@itr-sa.com for registration and payment related questions.
This advanced course is intended for personnel who are already familiar with the GD&T principles and practices as related in ASME Y14.5M and ISO 1101 and related standards. The course is designed for engineering, design, manufacturing, quality, or other related personnel who need to better understand the interpretation and application of GD&T, as well as conventional tolerancing methods, to perform tolerance analysis on new and existing designs. Here’s what you’ll learn:
- How to reduce tolerance accumulation and variation in your products.
- How to perform and develop tolerance stacks using various methods including Microsoft Excel templates and software-based techniques.
- How to interpret and apply GD&T during tolerance analysis.
- How to use tolerance stacks to logically select and apply datums, dimensions, and tolerances.
- How to calculate tolerances by properly selecting and using tolerance stack methods and formulas.
- How to optimize dimensions and tolerances to improve design fit and function.
- How to increase part tolerance without compromising quality.
- How to determine appropriate tolerances based on product and process variation and capability.
- How to forecast component and assembly variation using statistical methods and Microsoft Excel.
- How to use GD&T and tolerance analysis as a tool to achieve Design for Six Sigma.
- How to use stacks to determine whether to apply position, concentricity, circular runout, or total runout.
- How to use tolerance stacks to address non-conformances; facilitate design changes; more quickly and safely “buy off” out-of-spec parts; and reduce scrap, rework, and time-to-market.
*Participants are encouraged to submit drawings (with or without GD&T) to the instructor before and during the seminar for review during the presentation.