Análisis de control de calidad para detectar defectos en tornillos de sujeción en paneles de yeso
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https://doi.org/10.17981/bilo.5.1.2023.02Keywords:
Calidad en tornillos, Defectos en tornillos, Fabricación de tornillos, Tornillos para paneles de yesoAbstract
Los tornillos son piezas diseñadas para unir dos o más elementos, compuestos por tres partes principales: cabeza, cuello y rosca. Dependiendo del tipo de material del que estén hechos, su tamaño y funcionalidad pueden adquirir diferentes características. En este artículo se describe la forma en que se evaluó una muestra de 200 tornillos de 2 pulgadas utilizados para drywall con el fin de detectar posibles defectos en su proceso de fabricación, mediante la aplicación de herramientas de calidad, con lo cual se analizan los principales factores que intervienen para lograr la mejor calidad. de estos productos fueron determinados. Además, el estudio de un caso real nos permitió demostrar mejoras factibles que se pueden aplicar no solo en un área determinada, sino en toda la industria, ya que la calidad de un producto también determina el crecimiento potencial de una empresa. Los resultados obtenidos mostraron el grado de afectación de cada defecto, siendo recomendable que la empresa se enfoque en tornillos torcidos, tornillos con puntas deformadas y tornillos con medidas incorrectas, ya que estos representan mayores pérdidas. En conclusión, en la industria es necesario el uso y manejo de herramientas para incrementar la productividad y calidad de los procesos, logrando así un impacto significativo en todas las áreas de producción.
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