Apparatus and method for preventing accumulation and adhesion of weld spatter
AssigneeGenesis Systems Group, Ltd.
InventorsGARY ALDEN, PATRICK W. POLLOCK, Don STABENOW
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AssigneeGenesis Systems Group, Ltd.
InventorsGARY ALDEN, PATRICK W. POLLOCK, Don STABENOW
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A tooling fixture is adapted to preserve the dimensional accuracy of critical dimension locating components associated with the fixture. The tooling fixture has a plurality of component locators having a body with at least one surface for accurately constraining at least one component part within the tooling fixture. The surfaces of the component locators are exposed to weld spatter. A spatter resistant coating is applied to the surfaces of the component locators to protect their surfaces from accumulating weld spatter thereby preserving the dimensional repeatability of the tooling fixture and decreasing rework or scrap quantities resulting from the component parts being out of specification.
A tooling fixture having critical dimension locating components adapted to accurately position and constrain at least one component part within the tooling fixture by preventing the accumulation and adhesion of weld spatter and thereby preserving the dimensional repeatability of the tooling fixture and decreasing rework or scrap quantities resulting from the at least one component part being out of specification, the tooling fixture comprises:
A tooling fixture having the advantage of repeatably manufacturing dimensionally accurate parts comprising:
A method for preventing weld spatter from accumulating on and adhering to critical dimensional locating components used in a tooling fixture to thereby preserve the dimensional accuracy of the tooling fixture and the economic advantage associated with maximizing through-put of parts in the tooling fixture while reducing rework or scrap quantities resulting from out of specification parts, the method comprising:
A method for preventing weld spattering from collecting on and adhering to critical dimensional locating components having the advantage of preserving the dimensional accuracy of a tooling fixture and the economic advantage associated with maximizing through-put of parts in the tooling fixture while reducing rework or scrap quantities resulting from out of specification parts, the method comprising:
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