PCF on a FCF

Dylan over 1 year ago

Does anyone know what PCF stands for?

KatmandudaMeow over 1 year ago

Pass Through Constructed Feature?
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Dylan over 1 year ago in reply to KatmandudaMeow

Thank you! Would you happen to know what it's used for?
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bfire85 over 1 year ago

Is there a note on the print that states what that is? Internal Engineering Standard? Most likely is a Critical Feature.

Maybe Pass Through Critical Feature. Might require SPC or 100% gaging inspection.
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KatmandudaMeow over 1 year ago in reply to KatmandudaMeow

ASME Y14.5 specifies the symbol should read <ST> (Statisical Tolerance) unless the customer states otherwise in there Quality Manual.

but judgeing by the control frame with (S) means this is an older print which means Regardless of Feature size or RFS
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Dylan over 1 year ago in reply to bfire85

No note on the print. This is an internal process sheet for the machine shop i work at. No one here seems to know what it means either. Thought I'd reach out and ask.
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bfire85 over 1 year ago in reply to bfire85

Dylan There is no internal engineering standard that dictates what this means? Yikes... Then it could mean anything.
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JEFMAN over 1 year ago

Here, PCF is "Parti Communiste Français" (french communist party)... LOL !
(Sorry, I would'nt write it out of the Off topics !)
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bfire85 over 1 year ago

Here, PCF is "Parti Communiste Français" (french communist party)... LOL !
(Sorry, I would'nt write it out of the Off topics !)

HA!
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