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Applications of GD&T

 

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Applications of GD&T is intended for individuals who have previously taken a fundamentals-level course in geometric dimensioning and tolerancing in accordance with the ASME Y14.5 standard.

Participants will learn how to confidently apply GD&T across a wide range of drawings and real-world situations. This course strengthens your Geometric Tolerancing skills, closes knowledge gaps, and helps you reduce product costs through better datum selection and more robust design practices. You’ll also learn how to apply the Tec-Ease GD&T Hierarchy.

Advanced topics—including the use of profile and position tolerances, fixed vs. floating features, proper datum feature selection, and effective tolerance allocation—are covered in depth. The course also expands your understanding of simultaneous requirements, composite tolerancing, profile tolerancing, robust design principles, and boundary calculations.

Pre-Order Special: Applications of GD&T Online Training will be available for use on January 12, 2026. When you pre-order your subscriptions (indivdual or coporatte), you will receive 1 year of free access to The GD&T Reference Center. A savings of $190 for individual subscriptions and at least $1,900 for corporate subscriptions. Use the buttons below to learn more or to purchase.

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Applications of GD&T

This course is designed to take 16 hours to complete.

Introduction

  • Course Objectives
  • Drawing Previews
  • Boundaries
  • Tolerance applications based on process capability
  • Size
  • Form
  • Orientation
  • Location
  • Position vs. Profile of a Surface
  • Fixed and Floating Fasteners

  • Floating Feature Designs
  • Adding Robustness
  • Calculations
  • Zero at MMC Applications
  • Fixed Feature Designs
  • Proected tolerance zones
  • Fixed feature applications
  • Composite Tolerancing
  • Simultaneous Requirements

    Composite vs. Single Segment

    The GD&T Hierarchy

    Sample Problems