TOOLING U FASTENERS CORRECT
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What is an advantage of adhesive bonding? Adhesive bonding: - ANSWER Can join a
wide range of materials.
Which of the following would an assembler do on an ideal automated assembly line? -
ANSWER Monitor operations
Which assembly method uses nonmetallic materials such as pastes, glues, or tapes? -
ANSWER Adhesive bonding
What process typically must be performed on adherents before they can be joined by
adhesive bonding? - ANSWER Priming
What is a disadvantage of mechanical fastening? Mechanical fastening requires: -
ANSWER Precisely aligned components.
Which of the following is a disadvantage of manual assembly lines? - ANSWER Labor
costs
Which assembly process creates delicate joints such as those found in jewelry? -
ANSWER Soldering
Which type of fastener can mate with corresponding threaded parts? - ANSWER Nut
Which of the following is a common pneumatic tool used during mechanical fastening? -
ANSWER Nail gun
Which assembly method is used most in assembly? - ANSWER Mechanical fastening
What is a disadvantage of welding? Welded joints: - ANSWER Are difficult or impossible
to disassemble.
Which type of automated assembly machine is commonly used for higher part counts? -
ANSWER In-line index machine
A continuous-drive clutch screwdriver used for repetitive, precise torque applications on
hard joints is a: - ANSWER Automatic-shutoff screwdriver.
A device that controls when the main motor receives power is called a: - ANSWER
Clutch.
A major advantage of electric tools is that they: - ANSWER Operate quietly and cleanly.
, A major advantage of pneumatic tools is that they: - ANSWER Have a high power-to-
weight ratio.
A soft joint differs from a hard joint because a soft joint requires: - ANSWER Two or
more rotations to reach torque.
A type of discontinuous-drive clutch tool often used to tighten lug nuts on a tire is a(n): -
ANSWER Impact wrench.
A type of hand screwdriver that has two intersecting perpendicular slots is a: - ANSWER
Phillips screwdriver.
A type of hand wrench that has jaws on both ends is a(n): - ANSWER Open-end
wrench.
A type of tool that shuts off its motor once it reaches torque is a(n): - ANSWER
Continuous-drive tool.
A type of tool used for large-scale construction that yields little or no torque reaction is
a(n): - ANSWER Pulse tool.
The type of assembly line that contains different models within the same line is the: -
ANSWER Mixed-model assembly line.
Which statement best describes the common assembly methods for cotter and clevis
pins? - ANSWER The clevis pin is fitted into two holes with clearance, and the cotter pin
is inserted through the clevis pin and bent apart.
Which statement best describes push-pull pins? Push-pull pins: - ANSWER Have
moveable components that expand or contract to lock the pin.
Which of the following is a common type of non-threaded fastener? - ANSWER Snap
ring
Which statement best describes snap rings? Snap rings: - ANSWER Either fit into a
groove or are held in place by friction.
Which statement best describes rivets? Rivets: - ANSWER Do not require torque to
fasten the joined components together.
What is a Woodruff key? - ANSWER A semi-circular key
Which statement best describes the use of a bar key for an assembly? Bar keys: -
ANSWER Join parts such as gears or wheels onto a cylindrical shaft in a specific
position.
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What is an advantage of adhesive bonding? Adhesive bonding: - ANSWER Can join a
wide range of materials.
Which of the following would an assembler do on an ideal automated assembly line? -
ANSWER Monitor operations
Which assembly method uses nonmetallic materials such as pastes, glues, or tapes? -
ANSWER Adhesive bonding
What process typically must be performed on adherents before they can be joined by
adhesive bonding? - ANSWER Priming
What is a disadvantage of mechanical fastening? Mechanical fastening requires: -
ANSWER Precisely aligned components.
Which of the following is a disadvantage of manual assembly lines? - ANSWER Labor
costs
Which assembly process creates delicate joints such as those found in jewelry? -
ANSWER Soldering
Which type of fastener can mate with corresponding threaded parts? - ANSWER Nut
Which of the following is a common pneumatic tool used during mechanical fastening? -
ANSWER Nail gun
Which assembly method is used most in assembly? - ANSWER Mechanical fastening
What is a disadvantage of welding? Welded joints: - ANSWER Are difficult or impossible
to disassemble.
Which type of automated assembly machine is commonly used for higher part counts? -
ANSWER In-line index machine
A continuous-drive clutch screwdriver used for repetitive, precise torque applications on
hard joints is a: - ANSWER Automatic-shutoff screwdriver.
A device that controls when the main motor receives power is called a: - ANSWER
Clutch.
A major advantage of electric tools is that they: - ANSWER Operate quietly and cleanly.
, A major advantage of pneumatic tools is that they: - ANSWER Have a high power-to-
weight ratio.
A soft joint differs from a hard joint because a soft joint requires: - ANSWER Two or
more rotations to reach torque.
A type of discontinuous-drive clutch tool often used to tighten lug nuts on a tire is a(n): -
ANSWER Impact wrench.
A type of hand screwdriver that has two intersecting perpendicular slots is a: - ANSWER
Phillips screwdriver.
A type of hand wrench that has jaws on both ends is a(n): - ANSWER Open-end
wrench.
A type of tool that shuts off its motor once it reaches torque is a(n): - ANSWER
Continuous-drive tool.
A type of tool used for large-scale construction that yields little or no torque reaction is
a(n): - ANSWER Pulse tool.
The type of assembly line that contains different models within the same line is the: -
ANSWER Mixed-model assembly line.
Which statement best describes the common assembly methods for cotter and clevis
pins? - ANSWER The clevis pin is fitted into two holes with clearance, and the cotter pin
is inserted through the clevis pin and bent apart.
Which statement best describes push-pull pins? Push-pull pins: - ANSWER Have
moveable components that expand or contract to lock the pin.
Which of the following is a common type of non-threaded fastener? - ANSWER Snap
ring
Which statement best describes snap rings? Snap rings: - ANSWER Either fit into a
groove or are held in place by friction.
Which statement best describes rivets? Rivets: - ANSWER Do not require torque to
fasten the joined components together.
What is a Woodruff key? - ANSWER A semi-circular key
Which statement best describes the use of a bar key for an assembly? Bar keys: -
ANSWER Join parts such as gears or wheels onto a cylindrical shaft in a specific
position.
