TECHNICAL DRAWING INTERPRETATION, SYMBOLS / ISO GPS / GD&T

CHAPTERS
1. Introduction
2. Datums, datum systems (ISO5459)
3. Linear dimensions, tolerances (ISO 14405)
4. Form, orientation, position, and run-out tolerances (ISO 1101)
5. Chamfers, rounds and fillets
6. Waviness and roughness tolerance
7. Differences between ASME and ISO standards
8. Workshop (practical session)
A technical drawing can include numerous specifications and symbols, and this training focuses on interpreting and understanding them.
Starting with the principles outlined in the ISO GPS (Geometrical Product Specifications) standard family, the course progresses to advanced tolerances for shape, orientation, location, and runout. The goal of the training is for participants to independently interpret any technical drawing, understand its details, and be confident in reading technical drawings. To achieve this, we not only provide theoretical knowledge but also translate it into practice. This is done through interactive training, modern course materials with numerous examples, and by analyzing customer drawings at the end of the training.
DURATION
4 days
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS
Max. 10 people
PREREQUISITES
Basic knowledge of technical drawings (views, sections, title block)
LANGUAGE
Hungarian or English
INDUSTRY TARGET GROUP
Quality Assurance, Metrology, Design, Development, Manufacturing
OBJECTIVE
Understanding the specifications on technical drawings and interpreting them according to standards