CNC Education
CNC Education Division Industrial Machinery Sold our first CNC Lathe back in 1974, a 50 HP Model ST-10 from SMT of Sweden. It was a great machine for its time and SMT had a very good System of CNC Education. Our Director of CNC Education, Heinz R. Putz was the Original SMT Teacher of CNC Machining and is still going strong today. Fanuc is now his specialty. He has worked for Fanuc as a CNC Education Consultant in Developing their CNC Curriculum and has taught Shops Nationwide for the last twenty eight years. Our CNC courses follow the method he Developed and Perfected. Heinz's Fanuc CNC Videos are the basis of the course outlines.
Classes to be taught by Heinz R. Putz, a 30 year Veteran in the Machine Tool Industry. Heinz earned his well known reputation starting as a young German Apprentice in a Precision Machine Shop. Later Heinz worked for SMT (Swedish Machine Tool), Fanuc, and many U.S. Toolmakers. Heinz has trained 100’s of CNC Shops over the Years and is currently holding monthly workshops at Industrial Machinery in Columbus, Ohio. Your Instructor: Heinz R. Putz. - Heinz might be called "The Original" CNC Instructor in the U.S. As everyone in our Industry knows, Fanuc has been and is the Leader in CNC Controls sold around the World. All of the content of our CNC Training Classes will be based on the Fanuc method of CNC Programming, which is compatible to most CNC Controls Built. Currently Scheduling Classes for: Saturday, July 18th & Sunday July 19th Hours of course are from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30p.m. Cost is $600.00 per person For more information or to reserve a spot, call 614-464-4376 (space is limited) Outline of Day 1 (Saturday): Emphasis on Lathe Programming:
- Facing, Boring - Taper Turning - Radius Cuts - Using Canned Cycles and Nose radius Compensation
Lunch from 12 to 1, Sandwiches and Cold Drinks provided. Outline of Day 2 (Sunday): Emphasis on Mill Programming:
- OD and ID milling with the use and explanation of Cutter Compensation - Complete example with Milling, C/drilling, Drilling and Tapping
Lunch from 12 to 1, Sandwiches and Cold Drinks provided. Check the following website for Program Examples and more Information: http://www.doccnc.com For any questions relating to CNC Programming Send emails to: CNC In-house Training Back up CNC Videos for everything you learn are available at "Center for CNC Education". After our hands-on course, use the Videos to Refresh your memory and to Train new people in your Shop. |
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