Practice final Flashcards
In areas where there is not enough vertical space to use a screwdriver with a straight shank, an offset screwdriver can be used.
True
Teflon V-ring packing does not require a valve seal lubricant.
True
Most files are made from carbon steel, which is heat-treated after stamping.
True
Tang - that part of a file to which the handle is attached.
True
When filing a speed of 30 to 40 cutting strokes per minute is recommended.
True
A filing method that produces a smooth finish with a high degree of flatness is called draw filing.
True
Wrenches for an Allen head set screw are hexagonal.
true
When using a chisel the cutting force should always be directed toward the moveable jaw of the vise.
False
When striking a chisel, watch the chisel head and not the cutting edge.
True
Copper expands 1.4 times more than steel, when heated.
True
Copper is an extremely poor conductor of heat.
False
Copper tubing is specified by its OD (outside diameter.)
True
Material that is to be soldered should be cleaned first to remove oxide deposits.
True
The ratchet stop, which is provided on most micrometers, is there to stop damage to the micrometer.
True
NC Bolts and NF Bolts can be the same diameter.
True
When control air pressure is applied to the diaphragm of a flow control valve, the pressure at which the valve stem begins to move can be changed by varying the tension on the spring.
True
In an emergency a micrometer may be used as a clamp.
False
Valve stem packing: Teflon requires an extremely smooth valve stem finish.
True
Of the common packing materials Teflon V-ring packing presents the least friction.
True
Top quality tools are made of alloy steel and are carefully heat treated.
True
Fine cut files are best for soft metals.
FALSE
Coarse cut files are best for steels.
False
Dies are used to cut NC (National Coarse) threads only.
False
Taper, plug, bottoming and pipe all refer to thread dies.
False