Loose Screw Caps After Capping: Causes and Checks
Caps tight at the capper and loose at the warehouse are a torque-retention fault. Work package, placement, wear and storage in order, with readings to record.
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Caps tight at the capper and loose at the warehouse are a torque-retention fault. Work package, placement, wear and storage in order, with readings to record.
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