Recaero Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Least count of different measuring instruments (slip gauge, micrometre, vernier) both manual and digital, GD&T, some technical terms definition which were mentioned in my resume (what's drawing, machine dr...read more
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The least count of measuring instruments like slip gauge, micrometer, and vernier, technical terms definitions, and GD&T knowledge are important for a Quality Assurance Engineer Trainee role.
• The least count of a measuring instrument is the smallest measurement that can be read or measured using that instrument.

• Slip gauge typically has a least count of 0.01 mm, micrometer has a least count of 0.01 mm, and vernier calipe...read more
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Q2. 0.001 micrometre manual and digital
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Q3. 0.02 &0.01 vernier manual and digital respectively
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Q4. 0.01 slip gauge and used to measure gaps
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A 0.01 slip gauge is a precision measurement tool used to measure small gaps or clearances.
• A 0.01 slip gauge is a thin, flat piece of metal with a precise thickness of 0.01mm.

• It is used to check the clearance or gap between two surfaces in engineering and manufacturing.

• The slip gauge is inserted into the gap and the measurement is taken by observing how much of the gauge can fit into the space.

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Q1. Introduction about your self
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Experienced Quality Inspector with 5+ years in manufacturing industry. Skilled in performing inspections and ensuring product quality.
• 5+ years of experience in quality inspection

• Strong knowledge of manufacturing processes

• Ability to perform detailed inspections

• Experience in ensuring product quality

• Proficient in using inspection tools and equipment
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Basics of measurement

Q1. Basic questions on CAM programming, G-codes, and M- codes, Machining
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Q2. What is CAM? Explain G- codes and M- codes.
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CAM stands for Computer-Aided Manufacturing. G-codes control the movement of the machine while M-codes control machine functions.
• CAM is the use of software to control machine tools and related machinery in manufacturing.

• G-codes are used to control the movement of the machine, such as positioning, feed rate, and speed.

• M-codes are used to control machine functions, such as turning on/off coolant or spindle.

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Q1. Tool test. Asked to create a CAM program for a 3D model using NX
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