Ergonomics Assessment Of Tin Snips

Tin snips are widely used for sheet metal cutting, mesh wire screening, leather, asphalt roof shingles and many more. Depending on the design of the tin snips, the design may contribute to various ergonomic risk factors, such as excessive forces and awkward postures of the upper limb. An ergonomics...

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Main Author: syed mohamed, muhammad syafiq
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description Tin snips are widely used for sheet metal cutting, mesh wire screening, leather, asphalt roof shingles and many more. Depending on the design of the tin snips, the design may contribute to various ergonomic risk factors, such as excessive forces and awkward postures of the upper limb. An ergonomics assessment was conducted for 3 different tin snips (XI, X2 and X3).Hand tool comfort assessment questionnaire designed by Kuijt - Evers et a1 f2004) was utilized in this study. Eighty participants rated the tin snips. Results indicated that tin snip x3 (55.94%) gave the best score for ergonomics compared to XI (51.48%) and x2 (54,06%).Participants were able to estimate certain ergonomic features such as good posture, absence of peak pressures on the palm and good friction force during the evaluation.
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spelling my.utem.eprints-201332017-12-14T08:09:04Z http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/20133/ Ergonomics Assessment Of Tin Snips syed mohamed, muhammad syafiq T Technology (General) TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Tin snips are widely used for sheet metal cutting, mesh wire screening, leather, asphalt roof shingles and many more. Depending on the design of the tin snips, the design may contribute to various ergonomic risk factors, such as excessive forces and awkward postures of the upper limb. An ergonomics assessment was conducted for 3 different tin snips (XI, X2 and X3).Hand tool comfort assessment questionnaire designed by Kuijt - Evers et a1 f2004) was utilized in this study. Eighty participants rated the tin snips. Results indicated that tin snip x3 (55.94%) gave the best score for ergonomics compared to XI (51.48%) and x2 (54,06%).Participants were able to estimate certain ergonomic features such as good posture, absence of peak pressures on the palm and good friction force during the evaluation. 2011 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/20133/1/ERGONOMICS%20ASSESSMENT%20OF%20TIN%20SNIPS-M%20S%20SYED%20MOHAMED-MAK%2000690%20RAF.pdf syed mohamed, muhammad syafiq (2011) Ergonomics Assessment Of Tin Snips. In: 5th PSU-UNS International Conference on engineering and technology (ICET-2011) , 2-3 May, Phucket, Thailand. (Submitted)
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