The Human Factor in Metal Inspection
Metal Cutting Corporation uses visual and mechanical methods of metal inspection to help ensure that small parts meet customers’ manufacturing requirements.
Heat Expansion of Metals and the Summertime Blues
Utilizing a controlled environment helps to minimize the effects of heat expansion and other temperature issues on the measurement of metal parts.
Small Gages in Metal Parts Sourcing
Small gages such as pin gages or pin plug gages are useful tools for inspecting IDs and making sure small diameter metal tubing meets specified tolerances.
Where a Metal Probe Probes for the Perfect Material
Learn why a small diameter metal probe requires choosing a material that is strong enough to maintain the probe’s shape, straightness, and direction.
A Recipe for Perfect Electrode Infiltration
Learn why infiltration, density, and other properties of an alloy such as copper tungsten are important to the quality of spot welding electrodes.
7 Steps to Ensuring Your Measured Results Are In Spec
Learn 7 simple rules to help ensure that calibrated measuring yields accurate and consistent results for your small parts manufacturing.
Small Diameter Tubing: How to Pick The Best ID Inspection Method
For measuring and inspecting the ID of small parts tubing, pin gages or optical measurement systems help ensure that small tubing will meet specifications.
Avoiding the Risks of Standard to Metric Tolerance Chart Conversion
With a metric tolerance chart, you need to account for the upper and lower tolerance spec limits when converting between standard and metric measurements.
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