Thread Seminar November 11th, 2008
GSG will hold the next thread seminar on November 11th, 2008.
 Fill out the contact form to register for the seminar.
GSG offers a thread gage seminar which will be held on November 11th, 2008. More details will follow shortly. If you are intersted in signing up please use the "contact us" link above.
One of the most common quality problems with threaded products is a lack of a basic understand-ing of Ôscrew threads. This seminar is specifically designed to give a basic understanding of screw threads and ways to inspect them.
Below are some of the questions that will be covered in the seminar:
- Why is Functional size and Actual size different?
- Is a thread still okay if my NoGo gage goes?
- Is 1/4"-20 UNF-20 a good thread description?
- What gages do I need for my threaded part?
- How are Inch and Metric threads different?
- What is an L2 or L3 gage used to check?
- Is Pitch and Lead the same thing?
- How do I use the 6-step gage?
- What is a Multi-Lead thread?
- What are Pipe gages?
For four hours, you will be presented with easy to understand technical information us-ing a dynamic PowerPoint presentation given by a thread professional. Questions are al-lowed throughout the presentation.
After this seminar, you will be able to confi-dently answer all the above questions. You will have a general working knowledge of threads and thread gaging.
GSG conducts seminars on other gaging sub-jects besides threads. Also, seminars can be scheduled and tailored to your company's needs. Check our web site at www.gsgage.com for the seminar schedule and availability.
DAVID T. HARRIS
Dave has been with GSG for over 20 years, serving in various capacities including Gage Design, Sales, Engineering, Manufacturing Manager of Cylindrical and Indicating Gages, Software Design, MIS Manager, and presently serves as the Corporate Quality Director.
As an active ASME member, Dave is Chairman of the ANSI committee B89.1.6 Measurement of Internal Diameters, as well as being a member and/or an active participant in several other committees.
Dave is a Certified ISO Lead Auditor, and through ASQ is a:
- (CMI)Certified Mechanical Inspector
- (CQT)Certified Quality Technician
- (CQE)Certified Quality Engineer
- (CQA)Certified Quality Auditor
<< Back to Main News Page
|
-