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Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) Webinar

Nov 01, 2023 to Nov 03, 2023
Virtual
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Overview

GD&T is an international symbolic language used on mechanical engineering drawings to supplement and optimize traditional coordinate dimensioning and tolerancing. Learn the following:

  • What is it, who uses it, and why
  • Metric and Inch dimensioning and tolerancing conventions
  • Major Elements of GD&T
  • Key elements and major changes to the last three revisions to Y14.5 and ISO 1101
  • Aerospace and automotive specific standards, requirements, and exceptions to Y14.5
  • How to Interpret Feature Control Frames, Datums, and Basic Dimensions
  • Inspection and measurement options and strategies for of each of the 14 GD&T Symbols
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of GD&T for Design, Manufacturing, and Inspection
  • Customized application and interpretation exercises based on Participant Drawings*

This program is appropriate for all management, design, manufacturing, quality, inspection, purchasing personnel to understand the benefits and proper application and interpretation of GD&T.

Registration includes:

  • PDF participant materials emailed to each participant prior to the webinar
  • Pre/post assessment
  • Various references, GD&T inspection calculators, and other tolerancing tools
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Customized exercises based on participant drawings, views, or examples
  • On-going email and telephone support from ITR available.

 

For more information, contact Sandra Hawkins.

Upcoming Classes

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) Introduction Live Interactive Webinar

Dates
November 1-3, 2023

Schedule
Slot 1: 7am to 11am Central or Slot 2: 12pm to 4pm Central
Faculty Office Hours: 30 minutes before and after each session

Location
Online (at your computer)

Cost
$595 per participant until October 11; $695 thereafter

Registration
Space is limited; register promptly. Registration ends once availability is full