You’re suppose to rinse 12” away from the part to prevent you from washing the penetrant out of any possible cracks. And the banging the part to remove the developer… you’re suppose to use shop air at 6 psi. Just wondering after seeing you developer station how do you do your control process to see if your developer is contaminated?
Being the supervisor of a parts finishing department of a precision parts shop, I am cringing in horror while watching you bang the part over and over to remove the developer. There has to be a less abusive way to do that procedure.
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You’re suppose to rinse 12” away from the part to prevent you from washing the penetrant out of any possible cracks.
And the banging the part to remove the developer… you’re suppose to use shop air at 6 psi.
Just wondering after seeing you developer station how do you do your control process to see if your developer is contaminated?
You need to be keeping that sprayer 12 inchs away from the part as well as the 40 psi. Smh we need standard in this field
You're right on that one. Remember NADCAP is watching. Lol
İn Method D why are you dont using emulsifier hydroufilic ?
great explonation thank you
Could you post video for Method D as well?🙏🙏🙏
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NADCAP approval ?
thenks for your video, but next time pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease fix your camera
Our procedures differ quite a bit, there
What are your criteria for rejection?
up to the code your using
Being the supervisor of a parts finishing department of a precision parts shop, I am cringing in horror while watching you bang the part over and over to remove the developer. There has to be a less abusive way to do that procedure.
Was this in your mothers basement?
make sure u bang that piece a lot.. : )
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