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Per the MSA 3rd edition and QS-9000 is every gauge in the system required to have a GR&R on it?? Or is it only every type of gauge in the system needs a GR&R? I am confused on this matter!
Thanks for the help!
Thanks for the help!
ginn68 said:Per the MSA 3rd edition and QS-9000 is every gauge in the system required to have a GR&R on it?? Or is it only every type of gauge in the system needs a GR&R? I am confused on this matter!
Thanks for the help!
Kevin H said:Several short comments - I agree that the GR & R should be done by family of gauges. At my last employer, we found different capabilities based upon manufacturer and decided that for given measurements you needed to group gauges by manufacturer and range..
Kevin H said:So for example, I could group Fowler digital electronic calipers, 0 - 6" range as a family. If I had also used Mitutoyo 0-6" digital electronic calipers, I would have had to do a separate GR & R for them, or if I had used Fowler 0-12" digital electronic calipers I would have had to do a separate GR & R for them.
Kevin H said:We also found that the human factor varied department to department making measurements in the same ranges, with similar but different brands of measuring devices, primarily calipers and micrometers.