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2004
ASME
Y14.41 Solid Model Tolerancing Class
Tolerance
Stacks Digital Instructor's Kit
Advanced
Concepts of GD&T Digital Instructor's Kit
ETI
to Exhibit Products at 2004 Quality Expo in Detroit
Alex
Krulikowski to Speak at ADDA Annual Technical Conference
GD&T
Trainer Professional Edition: New Software Takes GD&T Training
to the Professional Level
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Solid Model
Tolerancing Course Explains New ASME Y14.41 Standard
ETI offers
a one-day solid model tolerancing course for designers, engineers,
and managers who are implementing math-based product development
processes.
WESTLAND, MI
- Effective Training Inc. (ETI) announces a new course that explains
fundamental definitions, concepts, and methods from the new ASME
Y14.41-2003 Standard on Digital Product Definition Data Sets. The
course, Solid Model Tolerancing, was developed by ETI president,
Alex Krulikowski, Chairman of the ASME Y14.41 Committee on Solid
Model Tolerancing. It's intended for designers, engineers, and managers
who are implementing math-based product development processes.
The Y14.41 Standard
establishes requirements for preparing, organizing and interpreting
3D digital product images. It also provides a guide for CAD software
developers working on improved modeling and annotation practices
for the engineering community. The Solid Model Tolerancing course
is not based on any single CAD system or product development process.
It covers concepts and standards that can be applied with a number
of CAD systems.
"ASME Y14.41
advances the capabilities of Y14.5, Dimensioning and Tolerancing,
the widely used standard pertaining to 2D engineering drawings,"
said Krulikowski. "It defines the exceptions and sets forth
the requirements to existing ASME standards for using product definition
data or drawings in 3D digital format. The Solid Model Tolerancing
course explains the benefits of a math-based product development
process, discusses details of the new standard, and teaches how
to create model and drawing (reduced dimension drawings) as a data
set in accordance with Y14.41."
The one-day
course discusses the gaps, issues and challenges facing industry
in transitioning to a math-based product development process. It
also explains the current status, issues and future of tolerancing
models in industry. To learn more about the course, visit the ETI
website: http://etinews.com/onsite_training.html.
Krulikowski
has established a digital tolerancing forum to discuss issues related
to tolerancing of solid models. The forum shares information on
the capabilities, technical and implementation issues, and uses
of digital tolerance information. More information about joining
the forum can be found at ETI's website: http://www.etinews.com/dig-tol-forum.
ETI is a world
leader in the field of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T).
The company provides on-site workshops that teach GD&T fundamentals
and advanced concepts; tolerance stacks; an ISO/ASME standards comparison;
and a GD&T overview. They are an international supplier of GD&T
training software, books, videos and other teaching materials.
To find out
more about ETI products and services, including the new GD&T
Trainer Professional Edition computer-based training software, call
800-886-0909. To view a complete catalog of GD&T- and Standards-related
products, or to sign up for their free online newsletter, visit
their website. (399 words)
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Effective
Training Inc. · 2118 S. Wayne Rd., Westland, MI 48186 · 800-886-0909 ·
Fax: 734.728.1260 · www.etinews.com
Contact:
Katherine Palmer
800-886-0909, ext. 31
Email katherinep@etinews.com
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ETI
Releases Tolerance Stacks Instructors Kit on CD-ROM
ETIs
new training software contains everything needed to teach tolerance
stacks on one self-running CD-ROM.
Westland, Michigan
Effective Training announces the third in a series of digital
kits for instructors, educational institutions, and organizations
that develop their own GD&T training materials. The Digital
Instructors Kit: Tolerance Stacks contains everything needed
to teach a course on tolerance accumulation studies (stacks) on
one self-running CD-ROM. The software saves hundreds of hours of
course preparation time and is a cost-effective and convenient alternative
to developing training programs from scratch.
Exclusively
from ETI, the materials in this advanced course teach how to calculate
tolerance stacks, a crucial skill in todays competitive workplace.
Students learn to solve problems in the design stage instead of
the production stage. The course explains how to use tolerance stacks
to establish part tolerances, analyze design, create process designs,
use geometric tolerances in stacks, and much more.
The Windows-based
program was designed by GD&T expert Alex Krulikowski for use
with a computer and a multimedia projector. It includes over 450
full-color digital slides, reproducible course agendas, handouts
and quizzes. The touch of a button reveals definitions and examples
point by point. Drawing tools allow instructors to digitally
draw on the slides. The lesson screens contain detailed drawings
and graphics that illustrate concepts and help students understand
how to apply stacks on the job. The reproducible course materials
open instantly with Adobe Acrobat Reader and can be printed effortlessly.
It uses keyboard or mouse navigation.
The Digital
Instructors Kit: Tolerance Stacks software is now available
from ETI. Visit ETIs website (http://www.etinews.com/digkit)
for more details, screenshots, and a free downloadable demo. ETI
also provides versions that teach GD&T fundamentals and advanced
concepts. Call 800-886-0909 to find out more about their educational
discount.
Effective Training,
Inc. is a world leader in the field of geometric dimensioning and
tolerancing, having sold more than 70,000 books, CD-ROMs, videos
and other training materials worldwide. To find out more about ETI
products and services, call 800-886-0909. To view a complete catalog
of GD&T- and Standards-related products, or to sign up for their
free online newsletter, visit their website. (336 words)
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Effective
Training Inc. · 2118 S. Wayne Rd., Westland, MI 48186 · 800-886-0909 ·
Fax: 734.728.1260 · www.etinews.com
Contact:
Katherine Palmer
800-886-0909, ext. 31
Email katherinep@etinews.com
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the media release in pdf- click
here.
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Advanced
GD&T Instructor's Kit on CD-ROM
Westland, Michigan
- Effective Training announces the second in a series of digital
kits for instructors, educational institutions, and others who develop
their own GD&T training materials. The Digital Instructor's
Kit: Advanced Concepts of GD&T contains everything needed
to teach the advanced concepts of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
on one self-running CD-ROM. The software saves hundreds of hours
of course preparation time and is a cost-effective and convenient
alternative to developing training programs from scratch.
Based on the
ASME Y14.5M-1994 Standard, the Windows-based program is designed
for use with a computer and a multimedia projector. The course is
based on and cross-referenced with The Advanced Concepts of GD&T textbook by Alex Krulikowski, noted educator, author, and expert
on GD&T. Krulikowski has a degree in industrial vocational education
and more than 30 years of industrial experience putting GD&T
to practical use on the shop floor.
"Instructors
who teach GD&T advanced concepts will welcome the convenience
and portability of these materials," Krulikowski said. "Over
450 lesson slides are packaged on one CD-ROM. It's also beneficial
for companies who develop their own training materials. They can
take advantage of my years of GD&T teaching experience and save
the time and expense involved in creating an advanced concepts course
for their employees. The Advanced Concepts of GD&T Digital
Instructor's Kit simplifies GD&T training for everyone."
The software
training package includes over 450 full-color digital slides, reproducible
course agendas, handouts and quizzes. The touch of a button reveals
definitions and examples point by point. Drawing tools allow instructors
to "digitally" draw on the slides. Photographs of real
parts help students understand the application of GD&T on the
job. The reproducible course materials open instantly with Adobe
Acrobat Reader and can be printed effortlessly. It uses keyboard
or mouse navigation.
The Digital
Instructor's Kit: Fundamentals of GD&T will be released
in the third quarter of 2004. For more details about the software,
including screenshots and a downloadable demo, visit Effective Training's
website: http://www.etinews.com/digkit or
call 800-886-0909. Ask about their educational discount.
With nearly
20 years of experience, Effective Training, Inc. is a world leader
in the field of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, having sold
more than 70,000 books, CD-ROMs, videos and other training materials
worldwide. To
find out more about ETI products and services, call 800-886-0909.
To view a complete catalog of GD&T- and Standards-related products,
or to sign up for their free online newsletter, visit their website. (399 words)
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Effective
Training Inc. · 2118 S. Wayne Rd., Westland, MI 48186 · 800-886-0909 ·
Fax: 734.728.1260 · www.etinews.com
Contact:
Katherine Palmer
800-886-0909, ext. 31
Email katherinep@etinews.com
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the media release in pdf (174 words) - click
here.
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Effective
Training Inc. to Exhibit Products at Quality Expo in Detroit
ETI will showcase the GD&T Trainer Professional Edition at
the 2004 Quality Expo in Detroit.
WESTLAND, MI (April 6, 2004) Effective Training Inc. (ETI),
international supplier of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
(GD&T) products, training, and services, will be an exhibitor
at the 2004 Quality Expo Detroit, Michigan, June 9-10, 2004. The
trade show features the industry's top suppliers and latest products
and services. ETI will showcase the GD&T Trainer Professional
Edition computer-based training program. Considered a "virtual
classroom" in GD&T, the software provides instant lesson
feedback, technical animations that demonstrate concepts, 3D solid
part models and audio narration. It also includes over 100 author's
comments that give tolerancing insights from course developer and
ETI president, Alex Krulikowski.
The
2004 Quality Expo will be held at the Novi Expo Center. ETI's products
will be on display at Booth 235. Visitors can stop by to try the
software and to receive a demo CD-ROM to take home. ETI is also
offering visitors a free GD&T Ultimate Pocket Guide just for
stopping by. Show hours are Wednesday, June 9, from 10 am - 5 pm
and Thursday, June 10, from 10 am - 4pm. For driving directions
and to register for free show admission, see the qualitydetroit.com
website. To find out more about ETI products and services, or to
sign up for Effective Training's free online newsletter, visit their
website: http://www.etinews.com.
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Effective
Training Inc. · 2118 S. Wayne Rd., Westland, MI 48186 · 800-886-0909 ·
Fax: 734.728.1260 · www.etinews.com
Contact:
Katherine Palmer
800-886-0909, ext. 31
Email katherinep@etinews.com
For
the media release in pdf - click
here.
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GD&T
Expert Alex Krulikowski to Speak at ADDA Annual Technical Conference
WESTLAND, Michigan Alex Krulikowski,
acknowledged industry expert on geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
(GD&T) will speak at the ADDA 45th Annual Technical Conference,
May 4, 2004 in Huntsville, Alabama. The conference objective is
to develop a strategy to link analytical software under a common
platform for the design and analysis of rotating machinery. One
of the issues to be addressed is standardizing input / output files
to facilitate more efficient linking of software.
Krulikowski
will present an overview of the new ASME Y14.41 Standard on Tolerancing
of Solid Models, which establishes requirements for preparing, organizing
and interpreting 3-D digital product images. The standard also provides
a guide for CAD software developers working on improved modeling
and annotation practices for the engineering community. ASME Y14.41
sets forth the requirements for tolerances, dimensional data and
other annotations.
"This standard is unique because it covers the same information
in both the 2-D and the 3-D world," says Alex Krulikowski,
Chairman of the ASME Y14.41 Committee on Solid Model Tolerancing.
"The same set of standards are applicable to both 2-D and 3-D
modeling."
ASME
Y14.41 advances the capabilities of Y14.5, Dimensioning and Tolerancing,
the widely used standard pertaining to 2-D engineering drawings.
Y14.41 defines the exceptions as well as additional requirements
to existing ASME standards for using product definition data or
drawings in 3-D digital format.
Krulikowski
established a digital tolerancing forum to discuss issues related
to tolerancing of solid models. The forum shares information on
the capabilities, technical and implementation issues, and uses
of digital tolerance information. More information about joining
the forum can be found at http://www.etinews.com/dig-tol-forum.
Krulikowski
is the founder and president of Effective Training Inc. (ETI), a
world leader in the field of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
He is a GD&T expert with a degree in industrial vocational education
and over 30 years of industry experience. ETI provides on-site workshops
that teach GD&T fundamentals and advanced concepts; tolerance
stacks; ISO/ASME; a GD&T overview; and an ANSI Y14.5M - 1982
to ASME Y14.5M - 1994 Standard update. The company is an international
supplier of GD&T training software, books, videos and other
teaching materials.
To
find out more about ETI products and services, including the new
GD&T Trainer Professional Edition, computer-based training software,
call 800-886-0909. To view a complete catalog of GD&T- and Standards-related
products, or to sign up for their free online newsletter, visit
their website: http://www.etinews.com.
(334 words)
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Effective
Training Inc. · 2118 S. Wayne Rd., Westland, MI 48186 · 734-728-0909 ·
Fax: 734.728.1260 · www.etinews.com
Contact:
Katherine Palmer
800-886-0909, ext. 31
Email katherinep@etinews.com
For the media release
in pdf - click here.
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