A device used to support, locate, and hold a workpiece for manufacturing purposes.
The workholding device establishes a relationship between the cutting tool and the
workpiece.
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Workholding Devices
,The process of fitting components together into a larger or completed part. Assembly
includes inserting components into a final part or mechanically joining components
together.
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Assembly
A hand-held tool used by builders, assemblers, or operators to create holes or drive
screws. A hand drill requires combining a number of different types of plastic, which
can be accomplished in one operation using an additive manufacturing process, such
as material jetting.
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Hand Drill
The relationship between a material's strength and its weight. Materials that are light
but also very strong have a high strength-to-weight ratio.
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Strength-To-Weight Ratios
A repeating, symmetrical pattern of crossing strips of material that leave diamond- or
square-shaped gaps between them. Lattice structures provide excellent strength to a
part.
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Lattice Structures
A material's ability to be drawn, stretched, or formed without breaking. Ductile
materials bend easily but resist fracture.
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Ductile
A mechanical device that physically prevents the transmission or release of energy,
such as a circuit breaker or valve. Energy-isolating mechanisms must, if possible, be
locked out before an operator begins any maintenance or repairs.
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Energy-Isolating Mechanism
A temporary elevated platform consisting of metal or wooden crosspieces, supports
or cables, and metal or wooden planking. Scaffolding allows builders to reach tall
worksites, such as the side of a skyscraper.
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Scaffolding
, The time it takes to build a part or the number of parts that can be made in a set
period of time. Build rates, or production rates, for additive manufacturing are
considerably lower than traditional manufacturing.
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Build Rates
A very tiny piece of material used as a reinforcement. Particles are smaller than
whiskers or fibers.
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Particles
Potentially dangerous or unsafe. Additive manufacturing (AM) involves the use of
hazardous material, such as powdered materials that can cause respiratory irritation.
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Hazardous
The interconnected system of channels, tubes, and vents used to convey a material,
such as cooled air. Ductwork is usually made by connecting a series of smaller tubes
and plates, but additive manufacturing ductwork can be made from large, unified
components.
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The workholding device establishes a relationship between the cutting tool and the
workpiece.
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Workholding Devices
,The process of fitting components together into a larger or completed part. Assembly
includes inserting components into a final part or mechanically joining components
together.
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Assembly
A hand-held tool used by builders, assemblers, or operators to create holes or drive
screws. A hand drill requires combining a number of different types of plastic, which
can be accomplished in one operation using an additive manufacturing process, such
as material jetting.
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Hand Drill
The relationship between a material's strength and its weight. Materials that are light
but also very strong have a high strength-to-weight ratio.
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Strength-To-Weight Ratios
A repeating, symmetrical pattern of crossing strips of material that leave diamond- or
square-shaped gaps between them. Lattice structures provide excellent strength to a
part.
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Lattice Structures
A material's ability to be drawn, stretched, or formed without breaking. Ductile
materials bend easily but resist fracture.
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Ductile
A mechanical device that physically prevents the transmission or release of energy,
such as a circuit breaker or valve. Energy-isolating mechanisms must, if possible, be
locked out before an operator begins any maintenance or repairs.
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Energy-Isolating Mechanism
A temporary elevated platform consisting of metal or wooden crosspieces, supports
or cables, and metal or wooden planking. Scaffolding allows builders to reach tall
worksites, such as the side of a skyscraper.
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Scaffolding
, The time it takes to build a part or the number of parts that can be made in a set
period of time. Build rates, or production rates, for additive manufacturing are
considerably lower than traditional manufacturing.
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Build Rates
A very tiny piece of material used as a reinforcement. Particles are smaller than
whiskers or fibers.
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Particles
Potentially dangerous or unsafe. Additive manufacturing (AM) involves the use of
hazardous material, such as powdered materials that can cause respiratory irritation.
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Hazardous
The interconnected system of channels, tubes, and vents used to convey a material,
such as cooled air. Ductwork is usually made by connecting a series of smaller tubes
and plates, but additive manufacturing ductwork can be made from large, unified
components.
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