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    The document summarizes the disassembly of a plastic glove into its three main parts. 1) The main glove makes up the majority of the glove from the middle finger to the wrist and protects the hand from outside elements. 2) The glove rim wraps around the base of the glove to prevent slipping and keeps the glove in place. 3) The textured palm area sits directly over the hand and adds friction to improve grip. It is thicker and sturdier than the other parts.

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    The document summarizes the disassembly of a plastic glove into its three main parts. 1) The main glove makes up the majority of the glove from the middle finger to the wrist and protects the hand from outside elements. 2) The glove rim wraps around the base of the glove to prevent slipping and keeps the glove in place. 3) The textured palm area sits directly over the hand and adds friction to improve grip. It is thicker and sturdier than the other parts.

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    Activity 6.

    4 Product Disassembly Chart


    Product Name:
    Date:
    Time:
    Par
    t#

    Part Name

    Q
    t
    y

    Plastic Glove
    11/30/15
    11:03 am

    Dimensions

    Function

    Group members:

    Material

    Main
    glove

    1 From middle
    finger to
    wrist 6.105
    Thickness
    .908

    To protect your
    Cellulose
    hand from outside Acetate ( CA )
    elements.

    Glove
    rim

    1 Wrist portion
    2.012x1.34
    Rim
    thickness
    .257

    Keeps the glove


    from slipping off
    of your hand.

    Cellulose
    Acetate ( CA )

    Textured 1 The
    part
    approximate
    size of your
    palm
    3.013x3.854

    To make sure you


    can grip items
    while wearing the
    glove.

    StyreneButadiene Rubber

    Texture
    and
    Finish

    Ryann Asbury, Olivia McCorkle


    Amair Green, Tyresse Little

    Interaction with
    Other Parts

    Smooth Keeps the other


    two pieces of
    the glove in
    pace making
    sure your hand
    is protected.
    Wraps around
    smooth the base of the
    glove to keep
    your hand from
    being able to
    slip out.

    General Notes
    (i.e.; wear, stress
    indicators)

    Covers
    everything from
    about your
    elbow to the tips
    of your fingers

    Thicker than the


    rest of the glove
    and much
    sturdier than the
    rest of the glove,
    keeps its shape
    when no
    pressure is
    added
    Coarse, Sits on the main Sits directly over
    rough,
    glove right
    your palm to
    above the palm protect your
    hand and add
    friction to your
    grip

    2012 Project Lead The Way, Inc.


    Introduction to Engineering Design Activity 6.4 Product Disassembly Chart Page 1

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