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posted on 17 Dec 2020
I applied via Campus Placement and was interviewed before Dec 2019. There was 1 interview round.
Press tools are used in metalworking to cut, shape, and form metal sheets and plates.
Blanking tools for cutting flat shapes
Punching tools for creating holes
Bending tools for shaping metal
Drawing tools for creating complex shapes
Forming tools for shaping metal without cutting
Progressive tools for performing multiple operations in one pass
I applied via Walk-in and was interviewed in Sep 2020. There were 3 interview rounds.
I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Apr 2022. There were 2 interview rounds.
posted on 28 Jan 2025
Types of tools and operations matched in Tool & DIE Maker role.
Different types of tools used in Tool & DIE making include cutting tools, measuring tools, shaping tools, and finishing tools.
Operations matched with tools include cutting, drilling, milling, grinding, and shaping.
Matching the right tool with the specific operation is crucial for precision and efficiency in Tool & DIE making.
For example, using a...
Costing and life of tools are important factors in tool & die making.
Costing of tools includes material costs, labor costs, and overhead costs.
Life of tools depends on factors like material quality, tool design, maintenance, and usage.
Proper maintenance can extend the life of tools and reduce overall costs.
Example: Using high-quality steel for tool construction can increase tool life and reduce replacement costs.
posted on 21 Aug 2023
I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Aug 2021. There were 3 interview rounds.
I was interviewed in Aug 2023.
posted on 15 May 2024
I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Apr 2024. There were 5 interview rounds.
Tool & DIE makers typically use materials like steel, aluminum, and carbide in die casting.
Steel is commonly used for its durability and heat resistance.
Aluminum is often used for its lightweight properties.
Carbide is used for its hardness and wear resistance.
Other materials like copper, brass, and titanium may also be used depending on the specific requirements of the die casting process.
To grind drills, use a bench grinder with a fine grit wheel, ensure the drill is securely held in a vise, and maintain a consistent angle and pressure while grinding.
Use a bench grinder with a fine grit wheel for precision grinding
Securely hold the drill in a vise to prevent movement during grinding
Maintain a consistent angle (typically 118 degrees for general purpose drills) and pressure while grinding
Check the drill ...
Carbide work on a lathe typically requires higher speeds for optimal performance.
Carbide work on a lathe usually requires speeds between 800-2000 RPM
Higher speeds are needed to prevent chipping or premature wear of the carbide tooling
Consult the manufacturer's recommendations for the specific carbide tool being used
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