Across
- 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.
Down
- 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.