Training Course:Bolted Joints �Application Principles and Overviews WorkshopSchool/Trainer:Business Industrial Network
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
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Course Description:
'' Fasteners play an important role in building the end product. A typical automobile, for example, uses about 4000 nuts and bolts. Because a few of them once in a while would come loose, over half of the warranty dollars for the same automobile can be related to fasteners.
Modern buildings, vehicles, machinery, and physical products of all sizes and shapes are put together by joining smaller components with another. A vast majority among these is assembled with fasteners, as they need to come apart for potential repair, replacement, or maintenance. Simply put, a fastener is a screw, nut, bolt or stud with external or internal threads.
Why should you study fasteners? Approximately 200 billion fasteners are utilized by the industry each year. Many such fasteners play important roles in transportation, safety and comfort of our modern life. A typical automobile, for example, uses about 4000 nuts and bolts. Because a few of them once in a while would come loose, over half of the warranty dollars for the same automobile can be related to fasteners.
Audience: Production engineers, development specialists, quality assurance managers involved in manufacture of fasteners or assembly complex parts using bolted joints..
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http://www.bin95.com/
Phone:573-457-5630
School Address:
2 Cityplace Drive, Suite 200, Saint Louis, MO 63141 USA
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