Tool University Brochure0 pages

10000 SE Pine Street
Portland, OR 97216

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW (cont.)
Fastener Tools - Sockets & Bitst
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OBJECTIVE: You will learn how simple bits and sockets
affect the assembly process. You’ll review when special
sockets or bits are appropriate.

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Pulse Tool t t
OBJECTIVE: Learn how pulse tools work. Understand
the nuances in selecting the proper pulse tool for
specific applications, based on the customer’s priorities.
Discover the types and fourteen generations of pulse
tools. Review maintenance, repair, and diagnostic
guidelines. Watch a pulse fluid change demonstration.
Torque Measurementt t
OBJECTIVE: To understand and compare the three
methods of measurement: static, dynamic and residual.
To learn what information each method provides. To see
first hand how tool-type selection and joint rate affect
torque measurement. Practice with the various types of
equipment used on many assembly floors. Review basic
tester and analyzer programming. Understand frequency
response.

Application Role Playst
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OBJECTIVE: Given a workpiece and written scenario,
you and your group members decide the best tool and
auxiliary equipment to fulfill this customer’s needs.

LIT-AC220, Rev. 1/12, ©2012 AIMCO

ACHIEVING ASSEMBLY EXCELLENCE

Controlled Toolst
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OBJECTIVE: Learn how controlled tools function,
differentiate between continuous and non continuous
versions. Discover means to enable pneumatic tools to
shift speeds similar to DC tools. Practice programming
strategies on systems and varying joint dynamics.

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ACHIEVING ASSEMBLY EXCELLENCE