Purchase any WEBINAR and get
10% Off
CODE: SAVE10
T&C applicable, please referFAQ
Validity : 23rd May'25 to 02nd Jun'25
The Value in Using Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) in Design
- What is GD&T
- What is the value of GD&T
- How does the value increase in early phases
- GD&T as a vehicle of communication
- Bad in, bad out – the importance of optimizing GD&T
- Use Case Example
Overview of the webinar
Why is GD&T – Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing – important to incorporate into your design process?
This session will discuss the value of GD&T as part of your design team and early design process, showing the value of utilizing proper GD&T language throughout PLM in order to drive quality through the organization.
Who should attend?
- Designer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Quality Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Dimensional Engineer
- Production Engineer
Why should you attend?
Considering investing into GD&T? Is your organization already going in that direction?This event provides valuable insight into the reasons why GD&T is adopted, and the pitfalls that need to be avoided when doing so in order to actually realize the value promised by GD&T trainers and ASME.
Join to learn about the value of GD&T and why your organization should be using it earlier in the design phase. Use this information internally to help communicate the need for proper GD&T training and application. See how current software tools make it easier for designers to begin optimizing and applying GD&T during early design phases.Find out how GD&T becomes a bridge to manufacturing, creating clear communication across the organization.
Faculty - Mr.Benjamin Reese
Benjamin Reese has been working in the engineering and manufacturing sector for more then 6 years as the director of marketing at Dimensional Control Systems, where he develops new initiatives, digital content including web, webinar series, and product information, in addition to assisting clients in learning about dimensional engineering processes and solutions.As a graduate of Grand Valley State University, Reese has been a part of DCS’ global efforts to educate and provide quality software and process improvement to manufacturers across the world. With experience in the automotive, aerospace, medical device, and electronics industries, Reese has written and presented papers for conferences such as SME AeroDef, SAE World Congress, and Siemen’s PLM World.