Europa Locks Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

General quant, verbal, logical questions

Q1. Know in-depth your project on which you have worked in your last company. Prepare Strength of Materials, GD&T along with tolerance stack up. Gain expertise in Creo and AUtoCAD
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Q1. Another interview round which was primarily focused on GD&T and tolerance stack up analysis
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Q1. General background discussions, salary negotiations
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Q1. What about tool and die maker
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A tool and die maker is responsible for creating and maintaining precision tools and dies used in manufacturing.
• Design and build precision tools and dies for use in manufacturing processes

• Operate and maintain various machines and equipment used in tool and die making

• Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings

• Use computer-aided design (CAD) software to create and modify designs

• Troubleshoot and repair tools and
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Q2. Explain about tool room
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A tool room is a dedicated space where tools are designed, manufactured, repaired, and maintained.
• Tool rooms are typically found in manufacturing facilities.

• They are equipped with specialized machinery and equipment for tool making and maintenance.

• Tool rooms are responsible for ensuring that all tools are in good working condition and meet quality standards.

• They may also be responsible for managing inventory and orderi...read more
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Q3. Cutting clearance formula
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Cutting clearance formula is used to determine the amount of space required between the cutting tool and the workpiece.
• The formula takes into account the tool diameter, feed rate, and material being cut.

• The cutting clearance is important to prevent the tool from rubbing against the workpiece and causing damage.

• The formula is: Cutting Clearance = (Tool Diameter x Feed Rate) / (2 x Material Hardness)

• For example, if the t...read more
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Q4. Uses of piloting punch
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A piloting punch is used to create a small indentation or pilot hole in a workpiece before drilling or punching.
• Helps to accurately locate the center of the hole to be drilled or punched

• Prevents the drill or punch from slipping or wandering

• Reduces the force required to make the hole

• Commonly used in metalworking and woodworking

• Available in different sizes and shapes depending on the application
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Q1. What are your salary expectations?
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Q2. What is your family background?
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Q3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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Q4. Tell me about yourself.
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Q5. Are u happy with working in our company
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Q1. What skills you have
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Q1. How much experience you have in the market
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