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Worksheets3D&M - (Plastic) Joining
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is riveting used for?
Joining two pieces of material through aligned drill holes
Melting and fusing two materials together
Heating a filler plastic to fuse two plastics
Carving a thread into the material
What is the main function of contact adhesives?
To fasten materials using nuts and bolts
To create a seal through acid corrosion
To bond materials together
To carve threads into materials
How do solvent cements work?
By hammering a rivet into aligned holes
By heating a filler plastic to fuse two plastics
By creating a seal through acid corrosion
By carving threads into materials
What is plastic welding similar to?
Riveting
Using contact adhesives
Welding metal
Using screws
What is a benefit of using nuts and bolts?
They create a permanent bond
They can be easily removed
They melt and fuse materials together
They carve threads into materials
What do screws do to hold materials securely?
They carve a thread into the material
They melt the material layers
They create a seal through acid corrosion
They use a filler plastic
What is the purpose of a rivet in riveting?
To carve threads into materials
To create a seal through acid corrosion
To fasten two pieces of material together
To heat and fuse plastics
What is a characteristic of contact adhesives?
They are only used for metals
They require nuts and bolts to work
They can come in several forms
They are always slow-acting
What happens during solvent cement application?
The materials are joined by threads
The materials are hammered into place
The materials are fastened with nuts
The materials melt and fuse together
What is used in plastic welding to fuse plastics?
A rivet
A screw
A filler plastic
A contact adhesive
What is a non-permanent method of joining materials?
Using solvent cements
Using nuts and bolts
Using contact adhesives
Using plastic welding
What is the main difference between permanent and non-permanent methods?
Permanent methods use screws
Non-permanent methods can be easily removed
Permanent methods use nuts and bolts
Non-permanent methods melt materials together
What is the role of the nut in a nut and bolt fastening?
To melt the material layers
To hold the bolt in place
To carve threads into the material
To act as a bonding agent
What is a feature of screws?
They create a seal through acid corrosion
They fasten materials permanently
They use a filler plastic
They carve a thread into the material
What is a characteristic of solvent cements?
They create a seal through acid corrosion
They carve threads into materials
They use a singular tube of glue
They are fastened with nuts and bolts
