Safety Wire
Cotter Pin
Fasteners
Touch Up
Measurement
100

Type of wire used for shear applications.

What is copper wire?

100

Material for general use cotter pin.

What is carbon steel?

100

The part that is deformed on the eddie bolt during installation.

What are lobes?

100

This is a corrosion resistant pretreatment.

What is alodine?

100

The metric unit for measurement most commonly used in manufacturing.

What is millimetre?

200

Wire used only on magnesium parts.

What is aluminum wire?

200

You use this material when you bolt and nut are stainless steel.

What is stainless steel?

200

The tool used to squeeze rivets.

What is a rivet squeezer?
200

All of these still apply during touch up.

What are ESH regulations?

200
The smallest decimal value on a rule.

What is .01?

300

The length of a pigtails.

What is .25" to .5"?

300

The method where you start at the lowest torque value and try to align the nut up with the hole in the bolt.

What is torque alignment? 

300

These fasteners were pounded into place.

What are Hi Loks?

300

The first step in the touch up process.

What is cleaning?

300

The smallest decimal value that a caliper will measure to?

What is .001?

400

Method where safety wire must be in a geometrical shape.

What is Single Wire method?

400

The method of install where the cotter pin is twisted and the prongs are bent around the nut.

What is the alternate method?

400

These fasteners are pulled to install them.

What are blind fasteners?

400

The amount of time a paint can must be shook.

What is 15 minutes?

400

The smallest value a micrometer will measure to.

What is .0001?

500

Max distance between fasteners using double twist method.

What is 6"?

500

Type of nut used with cotter pins.

What is castellated nut?

500

Tool used in addition to rivet gun to form upset head on rivets.

What is a bucking bar?

500

The amount of time a mixed coating must sit before it can be used.

What is induction time?

500

Name of the system that uses marks that line up to calculate smaller dimensions.

What is the vernier scale?