Small Parts Counting/Sorting Kit
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Includes counting/sorting tray, straight spatula, angled spatula, and tweezers
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- Printables
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- Accessories
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Description of a Small Part Sorting Tray and Spatula
A small parts counting/sorting tray is a tool used to accurately and efficiently count or sort small parts. This kit consists of a flat, rectangular tray with raised edges and a funnel on one side to allow for easy transfer of counted small parts into a container.
The spatula is a flat, narrow tool used in conjunction with the small parts counting/sorting tray. It helps people with large fingers move, separate, and count small parts without touching them directly. I have included a straight and angled spatula in the kit. The tweezers are included as a bonus tool to help aid in the counting/sorting process.
Instructions on How to Use a Small Parts Counting/Sorting Tray and Spatula
1. Preparation:
- Ensure the small parts counting/sorting tray and spatula are clean and dry.
- Place the tray on a flat, stable surface.
2. Pouring the small parts:
- Open the small part’s bottle, container, or bag.
- Pour a small quantity of small parts onto the tray, starting from the side opposite the funnel. This helps in controlling the number of small parts on the tray at a time.
3. Spreading and counting/sorting:
- Use the spatula to spread the small parts across the tray, creating a single layer.
- Begin counting/sorting the small parts by separating them into groups. A common method is to count in groups of five or ten for easier tracking.
4. Transferring the small parts:
- After counting/sorting the desired quantity, use the spatula to guide the small parts towards the funnel.
- Tilt the tray slightly so the small parts slide down the funnel into a new container or the original bottle.
- Ensure all counted small parts are transferred, using the spatula to help guide any remaining small parts.
5. Repetition:
- If more small parts need to be counted, repeat the process: pour, spread, count, and transfer until the required number of small parts is reached.
6. Final Check:
- Double-check the count if necessary.
- Ensure all small parts have been transferred into the correct container
Rafts:
May help when printing the spatulas
Supports:
No
Resolution:
.2 mm
Infill:
10%