Tolerancing for Aluminium Extruded Profiles EN and ISO standards

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) is the common, powerful language of industrial manufacturing. GD&T is recognized around the world as the only way of defining engineering drawings and CAD models efficiently and unambiguously. But the unfortunate reality is that most of the workforce that engages with mechanical drawings has an adequate understanding of this language. Many individuals and organizations get by for some time before costly or otherwise painful experiences convince them they need to improve their skills in use of GD&T.
The truth is that properly applied at the earliest stages of a product development project, GD&T can establish robust product quality, save months of development time, tens even hundreds of thousands of euros, and potentially millions over the lifecycle of a product.
GD&T training has real benefits: lower costs, less non‐conforming parts, higher tolerances.
InQuality, authorized partner of HEXAGON MI, offers on‐site and on‐line GD&T training courses.
Based on the latest ISO & ASME standards, our courses are tailor‐made to fully cover your particular needs.

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The course is delivered as an intensive, two‐day programme that focuses on the fundamental concepts of tolerancing for aluminium extruded profiles as per EN 755‐9:2016 & EN 12020‐2:2016 and ISO standards. Participants will learn the application of concepts and rules defined in the set of current tolerancing standards from a practical point‐of‐view, discover how the system of dimensional and geometrical tolerancing works, find out the pitfalls, ambiguities and misconceptions that rely on the standards interpretation and gain confidence on how they will be able to overcome them. This highly‐interactive course includes extensive classroom discussions, team exercises and problem‐solving sessions. Examples of drawings or components from the client, where available, are used in order to illustrate the course material. Customization of the course to specific participant needs can be discussed. To maximize the effectiveness of the training, an upper limit to the class size of 10 delegates is recommended.