Sheet Metal Induction

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Please read the Sheet Metal Induction pdf and all relevant S.O.P's and complete this quiz as part of your online induction for sheet metal working equipment. A pass rate of 80% is required to proceed to your practical induction in the workshop.

Email *

Student Name *

Student ID # *

Select the piece of equipment not included in this level 3 Metal Induction: *

1 point

Bench Shears

Cold Saw

Magnabend

Sheet Metal Roller

The magnabend is the ideal equipment for bending metal flat bar that is 5mm thick. *

1 point

True

False

The spot welder can be used to join thin sheets of aluminium. *

1 point

True

False

Select the appropriate equipment for deburring sharp edges of large sheet metal material. *

1 point

Bench Grinder

Deburring hand tool

Cold Saw

Metal hand file

Required

The guillotine can be used to cut wire that is less than 1.6mm thick.

1 point

True

False

Clear selection

Leather gloves should be worn at all times when using the spot welder. *

1 point

True

False

Select the correct safe operating procedures for the spot welder from the list below. *

3 points

Inspect the welder for any obvious damage to the electrodes, power cord etc.

Clean and wet down the metal work piece for maximum conduction.

Ensure the metal pieces are clamped firmly at right angles to the electrodes.

Release the current switch as soon as weld spot turns red hot.

Required

Select the material below that could be bent in the manual Bar Bender. *

1 point

90mm x 6mm steel flat bar

30mm brass round bar

70mm x 12mm steel flat bar

The Magnabend can be used for bending steel wire rod. *

1 point

True

False

Select which statement below is true for the Magnabend. *

1 point

The actual bending motion is done by pressing the start button and engaging the electromagnet.

The magnabend uses a powerful electromagnet to clamp down the work and the bending is done by lifting the manual lever to the desired angle.

The metal bench shears should remain locked with a locking pin when not in use. *

1 point

True

False

Select the correct safe operating procedures for using bench shears from the list below. *

2 points

Hold the work piece firmly in your hand ensuring your fingers are clear of the shears.

Bring the handle down slowly with even pressure.

Use more force on the handle to cut through thicker metals.

Required

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