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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly — Plastics In-Depth — Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology C600
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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology · C600
Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
What you need to know
Select and use appropriate tools to accurately mark out, hold, cut, shape, and drill thermosetting and thermoforming plastics.
Utilize pillar drills, jigs, and formers to produce accurate pilot, clearance, tapping, countersunk, and counterbored holes.
Perform specialized plastic shaping techniques, including blow moulding, vacuum forming, and press moulding.
Implement both permanent (plastic welding) and temporary (nuts, bolts, washers, screws, rivets, hinges, catches) joining methods for plastic assembly.
Utilize machining processes such as lathes for turning and milling machines for slot creation.
Apply modern fabrication technologies including lasers and CAM machines.
Revision notes
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Cutting, Drilling and Machining Plastics
13 key terms
2
Moulding Plastics
6 key terms
3
Joining and Assembling Plastics
10 key terms
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