ABI SHOWATECH (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED

ON THE JOB INDUSTRIAL

TRAINING REPORT

2023 -2024

DONE DY:
[Link]
CONTENT;
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING REPORT ;

 CERTIFICATE

 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

 PREFACE

 TRAINING PERIOD

 ATTENDANCE REPORT

 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

 MANUFACTURING PROCESS

 PROCESS PLANNING

 RESPONIBILITIES OF PROCESS PLAN

 COMPONENT DETAIL

 COMPONENT 3D DRAWING

 TOOLING 3D VIEW

 MACHINING PROCESS

 SAMPLING

 SAFETY

 CONCLUSION
CERTIFICATE
 MATRIX TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTRE

This is to certify that [Link]

Of certificate course in BE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Has successfully completed his on the job training and project work at

ABI SHOWATECH (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED, LAP DIVISION

FROM : TO :

NAME OF THE PROJECT

CORE WEIGHT REDUCTION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We thank to BOOPATHY, principal of the P T LEE CNCET
for giving me this industrial training at ABI SHOWATECH (INDIA)
PRIVATE LIMITED LAP DIVISION PULIVALAM.

We thank training officer Mr. BOOPATHY, [Link] for giving

advice regarding the industrial training for me.
Regading the industrial training for me.
We thank [Link], Group Head Manufacturing for
permitting me to undergo this training.
We thank [Link], Senior Team Leader for supporting
and advising for me during my training program.
We thank [Link] KUMAR, Team Leader for supporting and
advising for me during my training program.
We thank [Link], [Link], [Link]
KUMAR, [Link] KUMAR Engineer for supporting &
advising for me during my training program.
We thank for SHIFT SUPERVISORS, for supporting & advising
for me during my training program.
We thank all STAFF & OPERATORS, staff & operators in our
department.
We thank all other WOKERS, for guiding ud to complete this
training & project successfully.
PREFACE
 PREFACE

P T LEE CNCET is an institute, which imparts technical

kmowledge to these, who come out with good performance in
the entrance examination.

I was selected the BE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING course

in the year of 2020 to 2024.

I had completed my course successfully. This in plant training

helps me to acquire more practical knowledge.
TRAINING PERIOD
TRAINING DETALS

Name of the company : ABI SHOWATECH (INDIA)

PRIVATE LIMITED (LAP DIVISION)

Name of the department : TOOL ROOM

Date of commencement of training :

Date of completion of training :

SHIFT TIMING

Shift is 7.00 am to 3.30 pm

Shift is 3.30 pm to 12.00 am
Shift is 12.00 am to 7.00 am

ORGANIZATION CHART

CHAIRMAN

MANAGING DIRECTION

EXCUTIVE DIRECTOR

VICE PRESIDENT

GENERAL MANAGER

DEPUTY GENERAL
MANAGER

TEAM LEADER

ENGINEER
ATTENDANCE
REPORT
 ATTENDANCE REPORT

NAME : [Link]

ROLL NO : TDM 362

COMPANY : ABI SHOWATECH (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED

DEPARTMENT : MSE (MANUFACRUTING SYSTEM ENGINEERING)

PLACE : PULIVALAM

PERIOD : FROM AUGUST 2023 TO FEBRUARY 2024

WORKING
S. NO MONTH DAYS LEAVE DATE COMPENSATION DATE
AUGUST
1 2023
SEPTEMBER
2 2023
OCTOBER
3 2023
NOVEMBER
4 2023
DECEMBER
5 2023
JANUARY
6 2024
FEBRUARY
7 2024

TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS :

TOTAL NUMBER OF PRESENT DAYS :

MANAGER(SIGNATURE)
SCOPE OF THE
RPOJECT
 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT

ABSTRACT:
Optimization is an important tool to increase the quality of the
product. There is a need of optimize the manufacturing process to reduce
the varication (defect) for any manufacturing enterprise, the input materials
are men, machinery, time, energy, material, etc,. The output is the
manufactured goods . The main aim of the management is to produce
goods at minimum cost and with fewer resources. Hence optimization is the
important tool to reduce variation and increase productivity. The experiment
for producing (Gravity Die Casting) was conducted in single stage in Die
casting machine with the manufactured gravity die casting die with this die
the variations were reduced and cost of manufacturing process was also
reduced

 Exposure on Manufacturing of the Die Casting Core.

 Exposure on various Conventional, Non-Conventional Machines &

CNC Machines.

 Exposure of handling different types of measuring instruments.

 Planning, Organizing, Scheduling, Routing. Follow up and

Inspection.
MANUFACTURING
PROCESS
 Manufacturing process
After receiving the work order for the project necessary, raw
material have been ordered and the intends are given to purchase
Department for procurement.

As per our stage drawings and process flow charts the time required
and the machine allotted are initiated as per the scheduled norms.

We strated from the basic plan of machining the raw material

accordingly the flow of work goes in an order and flowed by an
arrangement set of instructions. After completing the markings drilling,
milling, turning operations have been completed in the basic conventional
machines. The secondary machining operation anf the accurate and the
most important functioning parts of the gauge are executed in a separate
mode i.e. Machining operation such as jig, electrical discharge machining,
CNC Turning & milling and Wire Cut, Blocks & Components required for the
heat treatment purpose are segregating and being given prior importance
without interrupting the on going process. Getting heat treatment, the final
machining process of Cylindical & Surface grinding operations are
executed.

A trial operation is done after bench work operations such as

assembling.

Trouble shooting the small errors and pratical difficulties of handling

a fixture are noted and rectified. Now it be becomes an error free assembly
fixture made to ready for production.

The component produced by using the assembly fixture is subjected

to quality check to meet the requirement tolerance and limits, listed to the
requirement.
The final approval is done after getting the components to the required
consistency before going for batch production.

We hope this project is a most beneficial for this particular

component in reducing most of our production time and it is most operator
frirndly. It has come through all trouble shooting process as an effcient
troble free fixture with all possible characteristics in decreasting the down
time in all means. We strongly believe and recommended this assembly
fixture will play a major role in the increase in productivity.

STANDARD MACHINING OPERATIONS

Drilling:

A Drill can be double edged or multi edged cutting tool that cuts on
the point and drilling is the operations of producing a cylinder hole by
removing the metal by the rotating edge of a cutting tool called a drill bit.

Reaming:

Reaming is a accurate way of sizing & finishing a hole which has

been previously drilled in order to finish a hole to bring it accurate size. The
previous hole is slightly drilled under size.

Reaming Allowance:

Hole Dia (mm) 3 to 6 7 to 18 19 to 30 31 to 50

Rough Reaming 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3

Fine Reaming 0.05 0.05 0.1 0.1

Boring:

It is a most accurate machining of operations which is used to locate

accurately and to make the various holes necessary for dies, jigs & fixtures,
gauges and other precision parts. The machining accuracy of this machine
is very high and the center distance can be set within the tolerance of 0.001
mm.

Counter Boring:

Counter Boring is the operation of enlarging the end of hole

cylindrically. The enlarged hole forms a square sholder with the original
hole.

Counter Sinking:

Counter Sinking is the operation of making a cone shape

enlargement of the end of the hole to provide a recess for a flat lead screw
or counter sunk rivet fitted to the hole. The tools standard angle has 60
degree, 90 degree.

Tapping:

Tapping is an operation of cutting internal thread by means of cutting

tools called a tap. For making a tapping operation, tap drill may thus be
derived from the formula.

D = T-2d

Where,

D = Diameter of the tap drill size.

T = Diameter of the tap or bolt to be used.

D = Depth of the thread.

Thumb Rule Is:

Tap Drill Size = Outer side diameter x 0.8 mm

Turning:

A lathe is machine tool used to remove a metal from a work piece to

it the required shape & size. A high proportion of the work machined in a
shop is turned on a lathe. The work piece is held securely to a chuck or
between lathe centers.

Milling:

The milling machine is a machine is a machine tool that removes the

metal as the work is fed against a rotating multi point cutter.

Grinding:

Grinding is metal cutting operation performed by means of a rotating

abrasive wheel that cuts as a cutting tool. Surface grinding is a technical
tern referring to the production of flat, countered and irregular on a piece of
work which is passed against a revolving grinding wheel.

HEAT TREATMENT
 Heat treatment – the heating and subsequent cooling of metals to
produce the desired mechanical properties.

HARDENING :

It is a process to impact maximum hardness to the steel part.

TEMPERING :

It is a process to process to requce some brittlenes and induce some

toughness in the steel part.

ANNEALING :

It is a process to soft the steel part by removing the internal stresses.

NORMALISIN :

It is the process to make the steel part to its normal stage.

CASE HARDENING :

It is the process for making the outer surface harfer of the steel part.

CALCULATIONS
METRIC SYSTEM

Determine the size of a job in terms of standard units is called

measurement.

Linear metric dimensions are espressed in multiples and sub

multiples of maters. In the machine tool trade, the millimeter is used to
exprress most metric dimensions. Fractions are expressed in decimals.

INCH
METRIC SIZE
SIZE Millimeter Centimeter Decimeter Meter
(mm) (cm) (dm) (m)

1 in 25.4 2.54 0.254 0.0254

1 ft 304.8 30.48 3.048 0.3048

1 yd 914.4 91.44 9.144 0.9144

Basic dimension:

Basic dimension is the exact size of part, which all limiting variations
are made.

Limits:

Limits are the maximum and minimum dimensions of a part. (The

high and low dimensions)

Tolerance:
 Tolerance is the permissible variation of a part. Tolerance id often
shown on the drawing by the basic dimension plus or minus the amount of
variation allowed.

Allowance is the international in the dimensions of matting parts. For

example, it is the difference between the maximum diameter of the shaft
and the minimum diameter of the mating hole.

CUTTING SPEED:

The linear speed, at which a work piece moves past, is known as

cutting speed. Surface speeds of cicular cutters used in milling, drilling,
grinding, boring, etc., and surface speed of cicular work pieces used in
turning, is practically similar to cutting speed.

FEED:

The rate at which the tool advances on a work piece is known as

feed. Feed is generally expressed in mm/revolution. Feed in some cases
may also be expressed in mm/minute.

DEPTH OF CUT:

depth of cut is the perpendicular distance between the machine and

the unmachined surfaces and expressed in millimeters.

Trigonometrically calculations: Trigonometry is that branch of

mathematics, which studies the measurement or relationship of the three
sides and the three sides of a triangle.

Pythagoras theorem C²=a²+b²

Formula for tap drill in metric system

1. T.D.S.=T.S.-2d

2. T.D.S.=T.S.-0.8(UP to M10 Size)

3. T.D.S.=T.S.-1.1P(Above M10 Size)

Where T.D.S=Tap Dril Size

T.S.=vTap Size

D= Drill Size

P=Pitch of Thread

Formulate for cutting speed and R.P.M for metric Drills where:

V = Cutting speed in meter / min

D = Diameter of drill in mm

∏ = 22/7 = 3.14

∏DN
V =______
1000

∏XD
N = ________
V X 1000

V X 1000
 N = _________

∏XD

The above formula are used to calculate all the necessary cutting
speed and feed to manufacture this "Die" , in all the Turning, Milling, Drilling
and operation.
 PROCESS
PLANNING
.
PROCESS PLANNING:

Process Planning should be done in such a way that it helps and

make easy to the manufacturers, mould makers, and die fitters. It does not
lead to more reworks, it is the waste of time, which leads to increase the
manufacturing time of the tool or mould, therefore automatically it ends in
the raise of the tool or mould cost. So it should be done in such a way that
it leads to reduction of unnecessary machining time, material wastage and
should completely aviod tool breakage and scrap due to wrong machining.

After receiving the 2D drawings, blue prints, CADD CAM

programmes and other inputs from the design department process planning
should be done. Some steps should be followed in process planning.

They are as follows,

● Consider the total number of assembly parts, and which type of

material has to be selected,

● Size and quantity of raw materials,

● Sizing and per – machining of raw materials,

● Selecting the machines to machine,

● Selection of cutting tools,

Parts and materials of die casting die:

The following are the parts and materials of the 25 6716 die.

PARTS MATERIAL

1. Ejector half P20

2. Non Ejector half P20

3. Attachment plate Mild steel

4. Ejector plate Mild steel

5. Ejector back plate Mild steel

6. L plate Mild steel

7. Insert P20

8. Guide pin Std

9. Guide bush Std

10. Stopper bush En24

11. Ejector pin Std

12. Addt. Piece Mild steel

13. Insert – connecting bar Mild steel

14. Arrester En24

15. Cylinder bracket Mild steel

16. Floating bush Mild steel

17. Insert connecter Mild steel

Size and quantity of the raw materials:

Parts Size of raw material Quantity

● Ejector half 140x340x365 01

● Non Ehector half 150x340x365 01

● Attachment plate 60x360x410 02

● Ejector plate 15x250x360 02

● Ejector back plate 15x250x360 02

● L plate 50x60x360 04

● Insert 70x90x110 01

● Guide pin DIA.45x65 02

● Guide bush DIA.45x65 02

● Stopper bush DIA.30X20 08

● Ejector pin DIA.16x165 12

● Addt. Piece 30X35X50 08

● Insert – connecting bar 50x70x250 01

● Arrester 50x50x60 01

● Cylinder bracket 80x160x200 01

● Floating bush DIA.50x60 01

● Insert connecter DIA.50x70 01

Responsibilities
of
process plan
 Responsibilities of process plan

Process Responsibilities
● Concepts Full Team
● Custumer Part Model Full Team
● 3D Model Full Team
● Electrides Model Full Team
● 2D Model Full Team
● Pre Machining Full Team
● Programming Full Team
● Die Manufacturing Full Team
● Process Plan Full Team
● Sampling Full Team
COMPONENT
DETAILS

Component Details
Before
 Part name 346 5065, B Core

Material Sand

Core weight 0.2321Kg (Single core)

Shot weight 0.5921Kg (Two core)

Types of mould verticalcore

vertical corebox
box

Mould size 350mm x 504mm

Shut height 475mm

Types of gate Vertical Shooting

Types of ejection Pin

Tonnage required 0.5 T

Machine selected M2 Core Carousel / Individual

Temp. Control 250 – 380°c

BEFORE
(VERTICAL SHOOTING)
 Component Details
After

Part name 346 5065, B Core

Material Sand

Core weight 0.232Kg (Single Core)

Shot weight 0.542Kg (Two core)

Types of mould Horizontal core

vertical core boxbox

Mould size 350mm x 504mm

Shut height 475mm

Types of gate Horizontal Shooting

Types of ejection Pin

Tonnage required 0.5 T

Machine selected Horizontal Shooting Machine

Temp. Control 250 – 380°c

 AFTER
(HORIZONTAL SHOOTING)
TOOLING 3D
VIEWS
 TOOLING 3D VIEWS
Ejector half

Non Ejector half

Top Assembly

Bottom Assembly
3D DRAWING IN ASSEMBLY
Premachining and block sizing:

Pre-machining and block sizing was done with the help of out
sources like sub contracts. The pre machined die blocks and other
accessories like attachment plates and ejector plates were received from
the sub contracts as per the drawing received from the design office.

Some extra work was also done by the sub contractors which is apart
from the design office input, and which is to be done compulaorily so, that
handling of heavy die blocks in tool room will be easier and safer. The extra
works were die lifting holes (M16 x 2mm pitch) to the depth of 25mm and
reference flats which will help in straightening of die block in cnc machines.
This inputs should be given by tool room.

The sub contractors are requested to maintain the parallelism of die

blocks, right angles and perpendicularity. So that it helps in die setting in
cnc machine and also in bench works like assembly, die closing, etc.
MACHINING
PROCESS
Machining process:
Tooling Holes:
After setting the pre machined die block in CNC machine there is a
most improtant work to be done before machining cavity profiles is to drill
and ream the tooling hole (dia 10 x 20mm deep), whose center is taken as
reference for all other future operations like cavity machining done by CAD
CAM programmes, ejector and mounting holes drilling, pin and bush hole
boring and sparking in EDM machine. Tooling hole should be drilled at the
position where the designer had given in process plan. Tooling should be in
all the halves of the mould.

Ejector haif (or) Movable half:

The cavity profile of the die is machined in the CNC machine, it is a
step by step process using different types and sizes of cutters, as volume
clear, profile and finally the copy mill with the help of CAD CAM
programmes. The size and types of cutters used are

Size:
Dia. 20 and dia. 16mm. Cutters for excess stock removal
Small size cutters for finishing operations.
Types:
Flat end mills (F20 and F16),
Bull nose cutters (BN16 to BN10),
Ball end mills (B12 to B4).
Manual 2D works by part programming:
After the completion of CAD CAM programmes some 2D works are

done manually with the help of part programming.

They are as follows;

● Die closing bush hole boring.

● die closing bush mounting hole drilling.

● Ejectors and return pin holes drilling.

● Port mandrels guide hole boring.

Ensuring that all the 2D works are completed the non ejector half is
unloaded from CNC machine.

Sparking: (EDM)

The next operation is sparking in an electronic discharging

machine(EDM), using well machined electrode with good finish, dimension
and accuracy.

Setting of electrode:

While setting an electrode much care and importance should be

given, the electrode profile should not be damaged by hitting, since
electrode is made up of copper, it gets easily damaged. Perfect
straightness, flatness and parallelism should be maintained with the help of
dial indicators.

If the setting od die and electrode is over, reference should be taken

from the tooling hole center for X and Y axis and should be moved in X and
Y axis, to the distance given in 2D EDM reference which was given by the
design office. Z reference is also taken and finally sparking should be done.
Sparking is allowed in Z axis upto the depth given in EDM refernce.
Bench work:

Once the machining operations are over the die is moved to the
bench for further operations like polishing, cutter marks removal and
assembly. Finally the die is send for inspection in CMM.

Non ejector half (or) Fixed half:

As already said the machining of the cavity profile is done in the

same manner like the ejector half as svolume clear, profile and finally the
copy mill with the help of CAD CAM programmes. A little amount of stock is
left at the critical, complicated and datum areas which would be removed
by sparking process. Sparking is done using copper electrodes to achieve
proper and perfect profiles.

Engraving:

The component has some projected lettering in the suface area

which contains the component details, such as part number, issue number
and logo of the industry. To form this type of small lettering, engraving is
done in the cavity area to the depth of 1mm, with sharp engraving tool.

Manual 2D works by part programming:

After the completion of CAD CAM programmes some 2D works are

done manually woth the help of part programming.

The are as follows;

● Die closing pin hole boring.

● Die closing pin mounting hole drilling.

Ensuring that all the 2D works are completed the non ejector half is
unloaded from CNC machine.
Sparking: (EDM)

The next operation is sparking in an electronic discharging

machine(EDM), using well machined electrode with good finsh, dimension
and accuracy.

Setting of electrode:

While setting an electrode much care and importance should be

given, the electrode profile should not be damaged by hitting, since
electrode is made up of copper, it gets easily damaged. Perfect
straightness, flatness and parallelism should be maintained with the help of
dial indicators.

If the setting of die and electrode is over, reference should be taken

from the tooling hole center for X and Y axis and should be moved in X and
Y axis, to the distance given in 2D EDM reference which was given by the
design office. Z reference is also taken and finally sparking should be done.
Sparking is allowed in Z axis upto the depth given in EDM reference.

Bench work:

Once the machining operations are over the die is moved to the
bench for further operations like polishing, cutter marks removal and
assembly. Finally the die is send for inspection in CMM.

Bottom half (or) Third part:

Here the machining of the cavity profile is done with the help of CAD
CAM programmes step by step process as volume clear, profile and finally
the copy mill. Sparking stock is left at the flange area for sparking.
Manual 2D works by part programming:

2D works doe manually with the help of part programming done in

this half are,

● Die closing pin hole boring,

● Die closing pin mounting hole drilling

● Bottom mandrel guide hole boring.

After the completion of 2D work the bottom half is unlosded from

CNC machine.

Sparking:(EDM)
If the routing work to spark the complicated area using the copper
electrodes. Here in bottom half the flange area is sparked, since it is critical
area of the component.

Bench work:

If the machining operations are over the bottom half of the die is
moved to the bench for further operations like polishing, cutter marks
removal, matching the bottom mandrel with cavity surface and assembly.
Finnally to CMM for inspection.

Turning at CNC lathe:

Some area of the cavity profiles is a circular cone shaped female

depression which is formed by the corresponding cone shaped male
projection made in port and bottom mandrel. This depression in the casting
is to reduce the machining stock. The port mandrels and bottom mandrels
which are circular ones, which can be machined easily in the turning center.
So this mandrels wear machined in the CNC lathe. This mandrels wear
machined using the part programmes, this programmes wear programmed
and machined by our self.
This is a three stage process, they are

● Roughing (G71),

● Finishing (G70),

● Grooving and finally,

● Parting off.

Drilling:

In drilling machine, the holes are drilled for the following purposes,

● Ejector holes drilling in ejector half,

● Ejector holes in ejector plate,

● Ejector holes in attachment plate,

● Vent holes drilling in die half,

● Vent holes drilling in mandrels,

● Core drilling for the tapping purpose,

● Counter boring for seating allen cap screws

Bench work:

After the completion of all the machining works, all the assembly
parts are gathered and moved to bench for final works such as,

● Ejector pin leveling,

● Die closing,

● Cutter marks removal,

● Cavity polishing,

● Assembling.
SAMPLING
Sampling:

Once the bench work is over the die casting die is ready for
production, and it is released from tool room and moved to the production
department for sampling.

Sampling process:

The sampling process consists of several process they are as

follows,

● core box heating,

● Sand filling,

● Parameter setting,

● Cycle strat

● Core curring,

● Core box opening,

● Ejection of core,

● Cutting.
 Machine Bed

Non Ejection
Half

Ejection Half

Core Box is Closing condition in Machine

Die opening and ejection:

 If the time is over again the die is vertical berfore the die opened,
after the die is vertical the bottom half is frist opened and then the movable
half is opened. Ejection of core takes place after the die is opened
completely, and the core is taken in the tray and put into the finish.

Movable Half

Fixed Half

Ejection Condition of Machine

Closing Condition

Open Condition
 cost
Estimation
TRANSPORT AND OTHER EXPENSES:

Transport and other expenses = Rs. 1,200

TOTAL TOOL COST:

Total machining cost = Rs. 1,49,235

Total material cost = Rs. 85,959

Transport and other expenses = Rs.1,200

Total tool cost = Total + Total + Transport

machining cost material cost and other expenses
= 1,49,235 + 85,959 + 1,200

= Rs, 2,36,364
RESULT
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION:

After completing this project methodology of the approach used to

identify the time utilized for the non productive time the same was
eliminated or some extend reduced. Now the methodology and the idea
can be deployed at where the similar type of problem was high.
SAFETY
 SAFETY
SAFETY IS EVERY ONE'S RESPONSIBILITY

● There is no doubt that invenention and production of a large number

of machines have proved a blessing to the man kind by enabling us to
meet our day to day needs of materials have also proved dangerous
has per as the life of those working on them is concerned.

● Day in and day out accidents take places in the factories and
workshops. Many live are lost. Some are seriously injured.

● With the increase in number of new machines, the number of

accidents caused by machines is also growing. Life is a valuable gift.
It is necessary to take all necessary precautions to save it. "safety
first" is considered as the golden rule of preventing accidents.

● It is not advisable to use a machine untill the fault is located and

machine is repaired.

● Before using a machine, proper cleaning, greasing and oiling should

be done.

● A defective machine should be repaired before using it otherwise it

get more damage.

● As fair as possible, gears machine should not be changed not should

these not be touched.

● If it is necessary to leave, after putting a machine in to operation, first

the machine should be put off and then one should leave.

● In case if sudden failure of electricity machine should be switched off.

● No machine should be given more than the load fixed for operations.

● For heavy job specials arrangements should be made with machines.

● Foundation of machines should be according to their weight, speed

and function.

● The wires used in the electrical job should be properly insulated. If the
insulation has become weak, it should be changed. Wires with
damaged insulation carry the risk of producing sparks and results in
fire when they come in touch each other.

● While using hacksaw, the blade should not be tightened too much,
otherwise there are changes that it would break.

● Coolant should be used while doing cutting job with a hacksaw blade,
elso it would get hot and its edge would get spoiled.

● Cutting tool such as files, chisel, scraper, etc., should be kept

separate from other tools. Thus tools can cause separate from other
tools. Thus tools can cause scratches on other tools.

● Tools meant for precision measurement should be used carefully.

● Never use a new machine, whose function and operation are not
kown to you elso it may damage the machine.

● It a machine create an un ussual noise, the machine should be

stopped then and there and efforts should be made to location its
fault.
SAFETY FOR TOOLS AND MACHINES:

● Various operations are carried out and vrious types of tools and
machines are used production and repaid of each machine or part of
a machine. It is equally important to protect these tools & machines
from loss of damage.
CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION:
We have completed my six month industrial training program under
MSE ( Manufacturing System Engineering) department, in ABI –
SHOWATECH (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED, LAP DIVISION, PULIVALAM
with the help and co – operation of the management of moulding.

We found that the training and project was very useful and
knowledgeable for me my future.
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