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Hi,
I'm stuck, can't figure out how do to this..
I have a machine that measure a component and then as a result gives what shim is needed to obtain the wanted result.
The components can vary from 600 to 900 micrometers. But as long as the correct shim is chosen by the system that does not matter.
Say that the tolerance would be +-1 shim(+-12 micrometers), how would I conduct an MSA on the gauge?
I did a "normal" Gauge R&R which gave a result of 30% study variation, that does not really mean much though..how can I set the tolerance? If I set the tolerance to 24 micrometers the part to part variation would be about 1000% which is to little use..
Would appriciate your help!
/Mike
I'm stuck, can't figure out how do to this..
I have a machine that measure a component and then as a result gives what shim is needed to obtain the wanted result.
The components can vary from 600 to 900 micrometers. But as long as the correct shim is chosen by the system that does not matter.
Say that the tolerance would be +-1 shim(+-12 micrometers), how would I conduct an MSA on the gauge?
I did a "normal" Gauge R&R which gave a result of 30% study variation, that does not really mean much though..how can I set the tolerance? If I set the tolerance to 24 micrometers the part to part variation would be about 1000% which is to little use..
Would appriciate your help!
/Mike
