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If we use alot of plug gages and they are noted on our control plans, what type of MSA do you recomend we need to be in compliance with QS?
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I cannot suggest a compliance mechanism, but you can classify plug gages using attribute R&R.

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Attribute R & R by what method? Can you explain how I would do this?
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I can send by e-mail a Word 6.0 Document that explains R&R for attribute data. Can you read this type of file?

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Question 1: Can anyone recommend a formal way of measuring gage capability on a pass / fail measurement? We have something in-house but I'm not sure what is standardly acceptable. (Our in-house method does not calculate a "gage error", etc) . Question 2: Can anyone recommend a method for an attribute GR&R when the test output is a 1-5 integer ranking based on standards we have set up? Thank you for any suggestions or leads you can provide!
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