Core technology

1. using computers to control machines to manufacture parts and products.
5. a production technique where you use jigs or templates to produce a set number of products.
7. a type of material made from 2 or more different materials.
8. popular synthetic fibre favoured for its hard wearing quality.
11. type of cardboard who’s flutes provide heat insulation and shock absorption.
12. a person who uses goods and services.

2. example of ferrous metal made from 99% iron and 0.25% carbon.
3. category of timber whose trees are fast growing, examples include pine and cedar.
4. set sizes of components used to simplify the designing and making process.
6. abbreviation where you pause to check the quality of a section or a end product
9. life-?-analysis:a process where you analyse a product to see how it effects the environment.
10. a way of raising money online where lots of people invest in a good idea.