Material Use
As job shops are used
to produce a variety of parts, they can also accomodate for a variety
of part materials.
Following is a table
showing a list of materials and their suitability in designing parts
to be produced in job shops.
| Material |
Ranking |
| Cast Iron |
80 |
| Carbon
Steel |
80 |
| Alloy
Steel |
50 |
| Stainless
Steel |
50 |
| Aluminum
& Alloys |
100 |
| Copper
& Alloys |
100 |
| Zinc &
Alloys |
80 |
| Magnesium
& Alloys |
80 |
| Titanium
& Alloys |
50 |
| Nickel
& Alloys |
50 |
| Refractory
Metals |
50 |
| Thermoplastics |
50 |
| Thermosets |
50 |
| Ceramics |
0 |
| PhotoPolymers |
0 |
| Wood (dry) |
80 |
A value of zero means
that the corresponding material is never used with this process,
a ranking of 100 means that it is excellent for use with this process.
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