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Question 1

Flat washers with a smaller OD are

A	Only SAE
B	Dock Washers
C	USS
D	F436 and SAE

Question 2

Slotted nuts and ______ nuts are very similar and are often interchangeable.

A	Castle nuts
B	Bishop nuts
C	Hex nuts
D	Jam nuts

Question 3

Electro-Galvanizing and Hot Dip Galvanizing are methods of applying what metal to another material?

A	Wood
B	Aluminum
C	Zinc
D	Iron

Question 4

What is an accurate list of boxes we recycle in the package department?

A	We do not recycle boxes
B	Nucor Porteous Fastener Highland Thread
C	Nucor Brighton Best Porteous Fastener
D	Nucor J&E Supply Any box that has no vendor information

Question 5

2H nuts are heavy nuts but are not hardened.

A	False
B	True

Question 6

What are the 2 primary ways threads are formed?

A	Cut and Shaped
B	Rolled and Grooved
C	Cut and Rolled
D	Cut and Formed

Question 7

A USS hex cap screw with no markings on the head is a

A	Grade 5
B	Grade 8
C	Grade 2/A307

Question 8

The inside diameter of a washer is usually about 1/16"-1/8" bigger than the bolt size it fits.

A	False
B	True

Question 9

A hex nut with markings on non consecutive corners is a Grade 5.

A	True
B	False

Question 10

We should stop production 15 min before the end of the day to start the end of day duties?

A	False
B	True

Question 11

Countersunk screws are most commonly used when you want the surface of the head to

A	Sink well below the mounting surface
B	Sit atop the mounting surface
C	Sit flush with the mounting surface
D	Be made of Aluminum

Question 12

Fender washers are often used as spacers because they are thicker than standard washers.

A	False
B	True

Question 13

It usually doesn't matter if the grade or specification of a nut matches the bolt it used with. They can be mixed and matched.

A	True
B	False

Question 14

The A563 nut is a heavy, hardened hex nut.

A	False
B	True

Question 15

The two ASTM specifications that can NOT be met by Rolled Threads are

A	All of these are correct
B	A562 and A444
C	A490 and A325

Question 16

While hex head screws have 6 sides, hex washer heads only have 4 sides due to the washer face.

A	True
B	False

Question 17

If there is product sitting on your scale and your shift is ending?

A	Ask someone in your department to take care of it for you.
B	Leave it until the morning because your ride will leave you if you do not get out to them.
C	Take care of the issue yourself

Question 18

Raw material bar stock for Cut Threads is

A	The same size as the threads
B	Undersized
C	Oversized

Question 19

Rolled threads can meet all ASTM standards

A	False
B	True

Question 20

A hex cap screw with 6 markings on the head is a grade 8.

A	True
B	False

Question 21

Oval head machine screws are different from other countersunk heads because they

A	They actually sink lower than the mounting surface
B	They only come in stainless steel
C	They have a domed top for appearance
D	They are the same as other countersunk heads

Question 22

Nuts used to join two pieces of rod together are known as _______.

A	Flange nuts
B	Merchant couplings
C	Lock nuts
D	Rod coupling nuts

Question 23

Grade markings are used to identify a fastener's strength or grade designation.

A	True
B	False

Question 24

In general the end of day duties are a suggestion. If everything does not get done it will be okay because we will always be able to take care of it in the morning?

A	False
B	True

Question 25

Free spinning flange nuts are usually about half the size of standard hex nuts.

A	True
B	False

Question 26

Jam nuts are also called double nuts.

A	True
B	False

Question 27

Fillister head screws have a low, wide profile

A	True
B	False

Question 28

I do not need to use the chute if I can produce more bags that what is expected?

A	Correct. Why would I need to use the chute if I can do what is expected?
B	False. I may be able to produce even more if i did use the chute.

Question 29

Square nuts have 5 sides.

A	False
B	True

Question 30

The outside of a standard finished hex nut is about _____ the diameter of its bolt size.

A	1.5 times
B	the same size as
C	twice the size of
D	about half of

Question 31

In the Hot Dip Galvanizing process what causes the zinc to chemically bond to the material being plated?

A	The addition of Sodium Chloride to the solution
B	A chemical reaction that occurs at around 860 degrees
C	Being stored at sub zero temperature
D	High levels of DC (Direct Current) electricity

Question 32

T nuts have prongs that hold them in place.

A	False
B	True

Question 33

Electro-Galvanizing uses electrical current to bond zinc to the material that is being plated.

A	True
B	False

Question 34

Cut threads are more precise than Rolled Threads

A	False
B	True

Question 35

Which situation best fits. If I have ran out of 3x5 bags on the roll it is okay to use a ziplock bag to package my parts.

A	It is okay to use a zip lock bag if I am only going to use it for less than 100 packages.
B	It is sometimes okay to use a zip lock bacg in the package department but only in an emergency situation with my supervisors approval.
C	No I should never use a zip lock bacg in the package department.
D	Yes I can use the zip lock bags at any time to package parts in the package department.

Question 36

When putting a label on the package it is sometimes okay to put the label on the clear side of the bag?

A	False
B	True

Question 37

Pan heads and Round heads are very similar with being slightly more domed than the other.

A	False
B	True

Question 38

Plating is when one material is simply painted on top of another material.

A	False
B	True

Question 39

One advantage to Cut Threads is they are faster and cheaper to make.

A	True
B	False

Question 40

When threading 2" diameter material your best option will typically by

A	Cut Threads
B	Reverse Threads
C	Rolled Threads
D	Formed Threads

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