Moulds, jigs and fixtures Flashcards

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What is a mould?

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A shaped hollow form used to give a material its final shape when poured or pressed into it. Common in processes like vacuum forming, injection moulding, and casting.

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Give two examples of mould applications.

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Forming plastic trays with vacuum forming

Casting metal components like handles or badges

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What is a template?

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A pattern or guide used to mark out the shape of a product onto material before cutting, ensuring consistency and accuracy.

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Give two examples of template applications.

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Marking out parts for a wooden chair
Shaping fabric pieces for upholstery

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What is a jig?

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A device that holds and guides a tool or workpiece to ensure repeatable accuracy during manufacturing.

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Give two examples of jig applications.

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Drilling holes in identical positions on multiple parts

Guiding a saw for angled cuts

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What is a fixture?

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A device used to securely hold a workpiece in a fixed position during manufacturing operations like machining, drilling, or assembly.

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Give two examples of fixture applications.

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Holding a metal plate steady while drilling

Securing a component for milling

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