SSF PLASTICS Junior Tool Room Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. No questions only politics
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Q2. Only Politics no value for knowledge.
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Q3. Related questions about your family background and mounding
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Q1. General previous company related questions and about salary related
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Q2. And second was technical questions about ur work experience
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Q1. Basic information about quality measuring tools
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Q1. What is your family background?
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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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Q3. Tell me about yourself.
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You have to be good at aptitude

Q1. Based on core subjects like Heat Transfer and Mass Transfer
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Q1. 1). About ur previous company experience 2). Tell.me about your self.
Ans. I have so much learn in that company and good team and everyone saport me and teach all the ways totally i had good experience and good team
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Q2. Tell.me about yourself
Ans. My name is kavya am complited my deplamo in Civil Engineering and 2years complited in AOSmith in quality department and now am working in micro plastic PVT in incoming quality department...
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Q1. 3d need split core cavity
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A split core cavity is necessary for creating 3D designs.
• Split core cavity allows for easier removal of the final product from the mold.

• It also allows for more complex designs to be created.

• Examples include intricate jewelry designs and detailed automotive parts.

• Split core cavity can be achieved through various methods such as using sliders or lifters.

• It is important to consider the material being used and the desired
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Q2. Shrinkage of plastics
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Shrinkage of plastics is a common issue in injection molding.
• Shrinkage occurs when the plastic cools and solidifies, causing it to contract.

• Factors affecting shrinkage include material type, mold design, and processing conditions.

• Compensating for shrinkage can be done by adjusting the mold or adding more material.

• Examples of plastics prone to shrinkage include ABS, polycarbonate, and nylon.
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