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Question 1
Electro-Galvanizing uses electrical current to bond zinc to the material that is being plated.
A
True
B
False
Question 2
Pan heads and Round heads are very similar with being slightly more domed than the other.
A
False
B
True
Question 3
What is an accurate list of boxes we recycle in the package department?
A
Nucor
Brighton Best
Porteous Fastener
B
Nucor
Porteous Fastener
Highland Thread
C
We do not recycle boxes
D
Nucor
J&E Supply
Any box that has no vendor information
Question 4
In the Hot Dip Galvanizing process what causes the zinc to chemically bond to the material being plated?
A
High levels of DC (Direct Current) electricity
B
Being stored at sub zero temperature
C
A chemical reaction that occurs at around 860 degrees
D
The addition of Sodium Chloride to the solution
Question 5
The A563 nut is a heavy, hardened hex nut.
A
True
B
False
Question 6
Plating is when one material is simply painted on top of another material.
A
True
B
False
Question 7
One advantage to Cut Threads is they are faster and cheaper to make.
A
True
B
False
Question 8
Free spinning flange nuts are usually about half the size of standard hex nuts.
A
True
B
False
Question 9
The outside of a standard finished hex nut is about _____ the diameter of its bolt size.
A
the same size as
B
twice the size of
C
1.5 times
D
about half of
Question 10
Rolled threads can meet all ASTM standards
A
False
B
True
Question 11
Oval head machine screws are different from other countersunk heads because they
A
They have a domed top for appearance
B
They are the same as other countersunk heads
C
They only come in stainless steel
D
They actually sink lower than the mounting surface
Question 12
Nuts used to join two pieces of rod together are known as _______.
A
Flange nuts
B
Rod coupling nuts
C
Merchant couplings
D
Lock nuts
Question 13
A hex nut with markings on non consecutive corners is a Grade 5.
A
True
B
False
Question 14
I do not need to use the chute if I can produce more bags that what is expected?
A
False. I may be able to produce even more if i did use the chute.
B
Correct. Why would I need to use the chute if I can do what is expected?
Question 15
Square nuts have 5 sides.
A
False
B
True
Question 16
When threading 2" diameter material your best option will typically by
A
Cut Threads
B
Reverse Threads
C
Formed Threads
D
Rolled Threads
Question 17
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 18
If there is product sitting on your scale and your shift is ending?
A
Take care of the issue yourself
B
Ask someone in your department to take care of it for you.
C
Leave it until the morning because your ride will leave you if you do not get out to them.
Question 19
The two ASTM specifications that can NOT be met by Rolled Threads are
A
A490 and A325
B
All of these are correct
C
A562 and A444
Question 20
A USS hex cap screw with no markings on the head is a
A
Grade 2/A307
B
Grade 5
C
Grade 8
Question 21
We should stop production 15 min before the end of the day to start the end of day duties?
A
True
B
False
Question 22
T nuts have prongs that hold them in place.
A
False
B
True
Question 23
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
Yes I can use the zip lock bags at any time to package parts in the package department.
B
It is okay to use a zip lock bag if I am only going to use it for less than 100 packages.
C
It is sometimes okay to use a zip lock bacg in the package department but only in an emergency situation with my supervisors approval.
D
No I should never use a zip lock bacg in the package department.
Question 24
Raw material bar stock for Cut Threads is
A
Undersized
B
Oversized
C
The same size as the threads
Question 25
Fender washers are often used as spacers because they are thicker than standard washers.
A
False
B
True
Question 26
When putting a label on the package it is sometimes okay to put the label on the clear side of the bag?
A
True
B
False
Question 27
Electro-Galvanizing and Hot Dip Galvanizing are methods of applying what metal to another material?
A
Iron
B
Wood
C
Aluminum
D
Zinc
Question 28
Flat washers with a smaller OD are
A
F436 and SAE
B
USS
C
Only SAE
D
Dock Washers
Question 29
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
True
B
False
Question 30
Slotted nuts and ______ nuts are very similar and are often interchangeable.
A
Hex nuts
B
Castle nuts
C
Jam nuts
D
Bishop nuts
Question 31
Fillister head screws have a low, wide profile
A
True
B
False
Question 32
Cut threads are more precise than Rolled Threads
A
True
B
False
Question 33
The inside diameter of a washer is usually about 1/16"-1/8" bigger than the bolt size it fits.
A
True
B
False
Question 34
What are the 2 primary ways threads are formed?
A
Rolled and Grooved
B
Cut and Shaped
C
Cut and Rolled
D
Cut and Formed
Question 35
Countersunk screws are most commonly used when you want the surface of the head to
A
Sink well below the mounting surface
B
Sit flush with the mounting surface
C
Sit atop the mounting surface
D
Be made of Aluminum
Question 36
Grade markings are used to identify a fastener's strength or grade designation.
A
False
B
True
Question 37
2H nuts are heavy nuts but are not hardened.
A
False
B
True
Question 38
While hex head screws have 6 sides, hex washer heads only have 4 sides due to the washer face.
A
False
B
True
Question 39
A hex cap screw with 6 markings on the head is a grade 8.
A
False
B
True
Question 40
Jam nuts are also called double nuts.
A
False
B
True
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