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CNC (Computer Numerical Control) turning is a specialized machining technique that involves the use of computer-controlled machinery to create precision components and parts from various materials. CNC turning plays a critical role in modern manufacturing and is used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and more. A CNC Turning course is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills required to operate and program CNC lathes effectively.

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Course Level
Beginner
Duration
5 Months
Lectures
32 Lectures
Mode
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COURSE NAME

CNC CUSTOM   MACRO PROGRAMMING


COURSE LEVEL - CUSTOM PROGRAMMER


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • Macros give the programmer the ability to   perform arithmetic and comparison functions within a CNC program.

  • Values from macro statements can be   passed to the CNC program by using parametric variables.

  • Macros may be used for probe functions   and for part outlines where the part can be defined by an arithmetic formula.

  • At the conclusion of the course students   will be able to develop CNC custom programs to reduce cycle times, increase   automation and improve efficiency of programming.

  • Even the existing CNC part programs can   be moderated to macro programs efficiently beyond the limitations of existing   G codes.


DURATION - 4 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

  • Mr. Dharmender   Singh (B.E. Mech., M.E. Production)

  • Mr. Dharmendra   Patel (B.Tech. Production)


COURSE TOPICS

  • Introduction To Part Programming

  • Introduction To Macro Programming

  • Macro Programming Tools

  • Macro Structure

  • Data Setting

  • System Variables And Expressions

  • Assigning Variables

  • Macro Arithmetic Commands

  • Tool Offset Variables

  • Decisions And Loops

  • Macro Call

  • External Output Commands

  • Alarms And Timers

  • Parametric Programming

  • Custom Canned Cycles

  • Probing With Macro

  • Interfacing Macro Commands With Physical I/O

  • Programmable Data Input

  • Macro Program Simulation On PC In 3D Environment


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • CNC Machine Setters

  • CNC Programmers

  • CAD/CAM Engineers

  • Production Engineers

  • CNC Machine Maintenance Engineers

  • Industrial Automation Engineers

  • Machine Manufacturers

  • Manufacturing Engineers


PREREQUISITES

  • CNC Turning Programming And Operating : Fanuc Entry Level

  • (Course Code : CNC1501)

  • CNC Milling Programming And Operating : Fanuc Entry Level

  • (Course Code : CNC1502)

  • CNC Turning Programming And Operating : Siemens Entry Level

  • (Course Code : CNC1503)

  • CNC Milling Programming And Operating : Siemens Entry Level

  • (Course Code : CNC1504)

  • CNC Programming And Operating : Expert Programmer

  • (Course Code : CNC1505)


ALLIED COURSES

  • Machine Drawing And Blue Print Reading (Course Code : EG1503)

  • AutoCAD Essentials (Course Code : ACAD1501)

COURSE NAME

CNC   TURNING OPERATING AND PROGRAMMING > FANUC ESSENTIALS


CONTROLLER - INDUSTRIAL   FANUC CONTROL


COURSE LEVEL - INTRODUCTORY


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • The modern manufacturing machines utilise the CNC   technology known for their accuracy and precision without much human   intervention.

  • This course is intended for the users willing to start   their career in the manufacturing sectors working on CNC Turning Machines.

  • Expert programmers have developed this course based on the   industrial requirements.

  • CNC programs and exercises for practice cover all the most   commonly used G and M codes.

  • The Use of computers during training program help the   students to work in 3D environment using specialized software and simulate   tool’s cutting motions to verify their programs.

  • This course is equally prescribed for the technical or   non-technical students to have a complete understanding of CNC technology.

DURATION - 10 Days (40 Hrs)


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. Mech.,   M.E. Production)


COURSE TOPICS

1. INTRODUCTION

  •  What is a CNC control?

  •  How FANUC CNC control is different from other CNC controls

  •  Introduction to FANUC CNC control screen layout

  •  Explanation of Coordinate system

  •  Meanings of WCS, MCS and reference point

  •  Right hand rule for Lathe Axis designation

  •  Fundamentals of 2 Axis, 3 axis and 5 axis CNC Turning machine

  •  Fundamental Difference between Turning and TurnMill

  •  Advantage of dual spindle CNC Turning

  •  Description of Operating Modes

  •  Manual control modes : JOG/HANDLE/MDA Modes

  •  Description of working in AUTO Mode

  •  Description of feed override and spindle speed override

2.CNC TURNING MACHINE SETUP AND MACHINING OPERATIONS

  •  What is a Lathe?

  •  How the Lathe Machine Works

  •  Machine Components and Their Locations

  •  List of CNC Turning Machine Operations

  •  Tool selection Criterion

  •  Tool Holding In Tool Turret

  •  Nomenclature of Tools and Inserts

  •  Work Holding Methods

  •  Introduction of Fixtures

  •  What is MCS and WCS in CNC Terms

  •  Programming and Setting the Job Zero

  •  Demonstration of Different Machine   Components on CNC Lathe

  •  Introduction to Simulation Software

3. PART PROGRAM CREATION   AND EDITING METHODS

  • Explanation of Elements of Program   Header

  •  Program Units Selection

  •  Tool Selection and Calling Offsets

  •  Spindle Speed Selection and Direction of   Rotation

  •  Concept of Constant RPM (G97) and   Constant Surface Speed (G96)

  •  Setting The Cutting Feed Rate (G98 and   G99)

  •  Linear Tool Path Programming (G00 and   G01)

  •  Simple Programs for Facing and   Chamfering

  •  Simple Programs for Step Turning and   Taper Turning

  •  Circular Tool Path Programming (G02 and   G03)

  •  Creating Fillets and Rounds on Workpiece

  •  Introduction to Simple Program Cycles

  •  Use of Turning and Facing Cycles

  •  Creating Forward and Reverse Tapers

  •  Grooving Cycle (G75) for OD /ID and Face   Grooving

  •  Incorporating Optional Stop and Program   Skip Commands

  •  Necessary Elements of Program Footer

  •  Different Methods / Codes to End a   Program

  •  Computer Simulation Practicals to Use a   Machine Panel

  •  Program Creation, Editing and   Verification

  •  Machining Practice on Real Time   Industrial CNC Turning Machine

4.ADVANCE PROGRAMMING   TECHNIQUES FOR TURNING JOBS

  • Introduction to Multiple Repetitive Programming   Cycles

  •  Use and Application of Multiple Turning Cycle (G71)

  •  Use and Application of Multiple Facing Cycle (G72)

  •  Use and Application of Profile Repeating Cycle (G73)

  •  Finishing Cycle (G70)

  •  Strategy Planning For Forged and Cast Components

  •  Criteria for Feed, Speed and Depth of Cut Selection

  •  Introduction to Insert Grades for Hard Materials

  •  Industry Case Studies

  •  Industry Based Exercises and Questionnaire for   Practice

  •  Verification and Simulation of Advance Programs

  •  Training Videos by World Class CNC Machine   Manufacturers and Users

  •  Machine Practicals for Cutting Job Using Advance   Programming Codes

5.CUTTING THREADS ON CNC TURNING MACHINE

  •  Theory Classes on Thread Profiles and Thread   Nomenclature

  •  Introduction to ISO, British and American Thread   Standards

  •  Threading Insert Types and Selection Criteria

  •  Introduction to Thread Cutting Strategy For Accurate   Profile Machining

  •  Cutting Straight Threads

  •  Concept of Single Start Threads

  •  Cutting Right Hand Threads

  •  Threading Codes G92 and G33

  •  Thread Cutting Practicals on Simulation Software

  •  Setting Machine for OD and ID Threading

  •  Real Time Machining Practical on Industrial CNC   Turning Machine

6.INTERNAL (ID) MACHINING   OPERATIONS

  •  Introduction to Drilling Boring and Tapping   Operations

  •  Standard Drilling Operation Using G81

  •  Peck Drilling - G74

  •  Straight Boring

  •  Taper Boring

  •  ID Chamfer and Rounds

  •  Cutting Internal Grooves

  •  Programs for Deep Grooves - Safety Precautions

  •  Machining Cycles For Straight and Taper Boring

  •  Creating Program for Drilling, Boring and Threading

  •  Offline Practical on Desktop PC and 3D Simulation

  •  Machining a Workpiece on Industrial CNC Turning   Machine

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • X, XII Pass

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • ITI, Diploma and  B.Tech. Students

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Machine Operators

  • Maintenance Engineers

  • Production Engineers

PREREQUISITES - None


ALLIED COURSES

  • Machine Drawing And Blue Print   Reading (Course Code : EG1503)

  • AutoCAD Essentials (Course Code : ACAD1501)

  • CNC MILLING – Operating and   Programming (Course Code : CNC1502)

COURSE NAME

CNC   TURNING OPERATING AND PROGRAMMING > FANUC ESSENTIALS


CONTROLLER - INDUSTRIAL   FANUC CONTROL


COURSE LEVEL - INTRODUCTORY


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • The modern manufacturing machines utilise the CNC   technology known for their accuracy and precision without much human   intervention.

  • This course is intended for the users willing to start   their career in the manufacturing sectors working on CNC Turning Machines.

  • Expert programmers have developed this course based on the   industrial requirements.

  • CNC programs and exercises for practice cover all the most   commonly used G and M codes.

  • The Use of computers during training program help the   students to work in 3D environment using specialized software and simulate   tool’s cutting motions to verify their programs.

  • This course is equally prescribed for the technical or   non-technical students to have a complete understanding of CNC technology.

DURATION - 10 Days (40 Hrs)


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. Mech.,   M.E. Production)


COURSE TOPICS

1. INTRODUCTION

  •  What is a CNC control?

  •  How FANUC CNC control is different from other CNC controls

  •  Introduction to FANUC CNC control screen layout

  •  Explanation of Coordinate system

  •  Meanings of WCS, MCS and reference point

  •  Right hand rule for Lathe Axis designation

  •  Fundamentals of 2 Axis, 3 axis and 5 axis CNC Turning machine

  •  Fundamental Difference between Turning and TurnMill

  •  Advantage of dual spindle CNC Turning

  •  Description of Operating Modes

  •  Manual control modes : JOG/HANDLE/MDA Modes

  •  Description of working in AUTO Mode

  •  Description of feed override and spindle speed override

2.CNC TURNING MACHINE SETUP AND MACHINING OPERATIONS

  •  What is a Lathe?

  •  How the Lathe Machine Works

  •  Machine Components and Their Locations

  •  List of CNC Turning Machine Operations

  •  Tool selection Criterion

  •  Tool Holding In Tool Turret

  •  Nomenclature of Tools and Inserts

  •  Work Holding Methods

  •  Introduction of Fixtures

  •  What is MCS and WCS in CNC Terms

  •  Programming and Setting the Job Zero

  •  Demonstration of Different Machine   Components on CNC Lathe

  •  Introduction to Simulation Software

3. PART PROGRAM CREATION   AND EDITING METHODS

  • Explanation of Elements of Program   Header

  •  Program Units Selection

  •  Tool Selection and Calling Offsets

  •  Spindle Speed Selection and Direction of   Rotation

  •  Concept of Constant RPM (G97) and   Constant Surface Speed (G96)

  •  Setting The Cutting Feed Rate (G98 and   G99)

  •  Linear Tool Path Programming (G00 and   G01)

  •  Simple Programs for Facing and   Chamfering

  •  Simple Programs for Step Turning and   Taper Turning

  •  Circular Tool Path Programming (G02 and   G03)

  •  Creating Fillets and Rounds on Workpiece

  •  Introduction to Simple Program Cycles

  •  Use of Turning and Facing Cycles

  •  Creating Forward and Reverse Tapers

  •  Grooving Cycle (G75) for OD /ID and Face   Grooving

  •  Incorporating Optional Stop and Program   Skip Commands

  •  Necessary Elements of Program Footer

  •  Different Methods / Codes to End a   Program

  •  Computer Simulation Practicals to Use a   Machine Panel

  •  Program Creation, Editing and   Verification

  •  Machining Practice on Real Time   Industrial CNC Turning Machine

4.ADVANCE PROGRAMMING   TECHNIQUES FOR TURNING JOBS

  • Introduction to Multiple Repetitive Programming   Cycles

  •  Use and Application of Multiple Turning Cycle (G71)

  •  Use and Application of Multiple Facing Cycle (G72)

  •  Use and Application of Profile Repeating Cycle (G73)

  •  Finishing Cycle (G70)

  •  Strategy Planning For Forged and Cast Components

  •  Criteria for Feed, Speed and Depth of Cut Selection

  •  Introduction to Insert Grades for Hard Materials

  •  Industry Case Studies

  •  Industry Based Exercises and Questionnaire for   Practice

  •  Verification and Simulation of Advance Programs

  •  Training Videos by World Class CNC Machine   Manufacturers and Users

  •  Machine Practicals for Cutting Job Using Advance   Programming Codes

5.CUTTING THREADS ON CNC TURNING MACHINE

  •  Theory Classes on Thread Profiles and Thread   Nomenclature

  •  Introduction to ISO, British and American Thread   Standards

  •  Threading Insert Types and Selection Criteria

  •  Introduction to Thread Cutting Strategy For Accurate   Profile Machining

  •  Cutting Straight Threads

  •  Concept of Single Start Threads

  •  Cutting Right Hand Threads

  •  Threading Codes G92 and G33

  •  Thread Cutting Practicals on Simulation Software

  •  Setting Machine for OD and ID Threading

  •  Real Time Machining Practical on Industrial CNC   Turning Machine

6.INTERNAL (ID) MACHINING   OPERATIONS

  •  Introduction to Drilling Boring and Tapping   Operations

  •  Standard Drilling Operation Using G81

  •  Peck Drilling - G74

  •  Straight Boring

  •  Taper Boring

  •  ID Chamfer and Rounds

  •  Cutting Internal Grooves

  •  Programs for Deep Grooves - Safety Precautions

  •  Machining Cycles For Straight and Taper Boring

  •  Creating Program for Drilling, Boring and Threading

  •  Offline Practical on Desktop PC and 3D Simulation

  •  Machining a Workpiece on Industrial CNC Turning   Machine

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • X, XII Pass

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • ITI, Diploma and  B.Tech. Students

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Machine Operators

  • Maintenance Engineers

  • Production Engineers

PREREQUISITES - None


ALLIED COURSES

  • Machine Drawing And Blue Print   Reading (Course Code : EG1503)

  • AutoCAD Essentials (Course Code : ACAD1501)

  • CNC MILLING – Operating and   Programming (Course Code : CNC1502)

COURSE NAME

CNC ADVANCED PROGRAMMING


CONTROLLER - INDUSTRIAL   FANUC/SINUMERIK CONTROL


COURSE LEVEL - EXPERT PROGRAMMER


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • The manufacturing sector in general and metalworking is expanding every day with the introduction of new materials, tools and processes.

  • The CNC machine setters and programmers are finding difficulties in facing these day to day challenges.

  • By joining this advanced course in CNC training, the experienced programmers will gain the most current industrial level expertise to create smart programs using the advanced techniques.

  • Theory lectures are prepared on the topics like CNC Tooling and Insert types for various machining operations after deep research.

  • Workshop calculations, selection of Feed, Speed and depth of cut, technical working drawing reading are the key areas where emphasis is focused the most for those who lack understanding in spite of long experience in manufacturing industry.

  • In-depth information is exchanged in a customised plan to benefit the most from our comprehensive expertise in CNC training.

  • After this new level of expertise in CNC programming the user can handle difficult CNC machining problems with greater confidence.

DURATION - 10 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. Mech.,   M.E. Production)

Mr. Dharmendra Patel (B.Tech.Production)


COURSE TOPICS

1. CNC COORDINATE SYSTEM

  • Machine Coordinate System (MCS)

  • Work Coordinate System (WCS)

  • Local Coordinate System (LCS)

2. TOOL OFFSETS

  • Four Different Offset Methods

  • Changing Work Piece Coordinate System

  • Workpiece Coordinate System Shift

  • Displaying and Setting the Workpiece Origin Offset Value

  • Wear Offset Manipulations

3. GETTING MORE FROM G CODES

  • Introduction to G Code Systems (A Type, B Type or C Type)

  • Grouping of One Shot and Modal G Codes

  • Difference Between Constant Lead and Variable Lead Threading

  • Straight Thread Cutting  Using G32 Or G33

  • Taper Thread Cutting Using G32 Or G33

  • Taper Threading Cycle (G92)

  • Variable Lead Threading (G34)

  • Cutting Multi Start Threads

  • Oil Groove Shape Cutting

  • Multiple threading cycle (G76)

  • End Face Peck Drilling Cycle (G74)

  • Front Face Rigid Tapping Cycle (G84)

4.CREATING PROFILES WITH ACCURACY

  • Direct Drawing Dimensions Programming

  • Incremental Mode Programming

  • Multiple Repetitive Cycles

  • Tool Nose Radius Compensation Introduction

  • Practical Applications Of G40, G41 And G42

5. TURNING CALCULATIONS

  • The Purpose of Toolpath Calculations

  • Facing and Turning Calculations

  • Trigonometric Relations

  • Drilling Calculations

  • Tool Nose Radius

  • Using TNRC

  • Incorporating TNR Calculations

  • Chamfer with TNRC

  • Chamfer Without TNRC

  • Arc Programming Methods

  • Full Arc with TNRC

  • Programming an Arc Motion

  • Calculating a Radius Without TNRC

  • Calculating Leading Edges Without TNRC

  • Partial Arc with TNRC

  • Finding the Arc Center Coordinates

  • Finding the Partial Arc Endpoints

6. SCREW THREADS AND THREADED FASTNERS

  • ISO, British And American Standards

  • Conventional Representation Of Threads

  • How Screw Threads Are Designated

  • Screw Thread Tolerances Introduction

  • Designation Of ISO Metric Thread Tolerance

  • Designation Of ISO Inch Thread Tolerance

  • ISO Screw Threads Tolerances Position And Grades

7. TOOLINGS AND INSERTS SELECTION

  • Insert Materials

  • Grade Of ISO Classification Of Material

  • Insert Designation System

  • Inserts Used For Aluminium

  • Tool Holder Designation System

  • Boring Bar Designation System

  • Threading Inserts And Toolings

  • Thread Insert designation System

  • Threading Tool Designation System

  • Thread Cutting Methods

  • Grooving And Parting Inserts

  • Blade And Holder Designation System

8. QUALITY AND TESTING

  • Measuring And Gauging Instruments

  • Measuring Procedure Introduction

  • Direct, Indirect And Comparative Measurements

  • Gauges And Their Application

  • Standard Gauges And Limit Gauges

  • Use Of Vernier, Dial And Digital Calipers

  • Types And Use Of Micrometers

  • Use Of Height Gauge

  • Use Of Dial And Digital Indicator

  • Dial Test Indicator

  • Use Of Bore Gauges

  • Setting Rings

  • Use Of Telescopic Gauges

  • Protractors Simple, Digital And Universal

  • Feeler Gauge

  • Thread Pitch Gauge

  • Radius Gauge

  • Electronic Radius Gauge

  • Inside And Outside Caliper

  • Centre Indicator

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • CNC Machine Setters

  • CNC Programmers

  • CAD/CAM Engineers

  • Production Engineers

  • CNC Machine Maintenance Engineers

  • Industrial Automation Engineers

  • Machine Manufacturers

  • Manufacturing Engineers

PREREQUISITES 

  • CNC Turning Programming And Operating : Fanuc Entry Level(Course Code : CNC1501)

  • CNC Turning Programming And Operating : Siemens Entry Level(Course Code : CNC1503)

ALLIED COURSES

  • CNC Milling Programming And Operating : Fanuc Entry Level(Course Code : CNC1502)

  • CNC Milling Programming And Operating : Siemens Entry Level(Course Code : CNC1504)

  • CNC Custom Macro Programming : Custom Programmer(Course Code : CNC1506)

  • UG NX – CAD/CAM

  • SolidWORKS + SolidCAM

  • DelCAM PowerMill / FeatureCAM

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CNC TURNING OPERATING AND PROGRAMMING > SINUMERIK CONTROL


CONTROLLER - INDUSTRIAL   SINUMERIK CNC CONTROL


COURSE LEVEL - INTRODUCTORY


COURSE OVERVIEW

  • With CNC turning and Operating training on Sinumerik Control, the user learns to operate the CNC Turning machine and execute the programs.

  • The training program is divided into 3 sections.

  • Section 1 contains information about the theoretical concept of Sinumerik programming codes.

  • In section 2 the Sinumerik control panel keys and operating modes are introduced with the help of simulation software.

  • It enables them to learn how to use the workshop-compatible Sinumerik CNC control.

  • Finally, in section 3, the users can do the hands on practice in CNC machines.

DURATION - 10 Days


COURSE CO-ORDINATOR

Mr. Dharmender Singh (B.E. Mech.,   M.E. Production)

Mr. Dharmendra Patel (B.Tech.Production)


COURSE TOPICS

1. INTRODUCTION

  • What is a CNC control?

  • How SINUMERIK CNC control is different from other CNC controls

  • Introduction to SINUMERIK CNC control screen layout

  • Sinumerik Program file extentions

  • Explanation of Coordinate system

  • Meanings of WCS, MCS and reference point

  • Right hand rule for Lathe Axis designation

  • Fundamentals of 2 Axis, 3 axis and 5 axis CNC Turning machine

  • Fundamental Difference between Turning and TurnMill

  • Advantage of dual spindle CNC Turning

  • Description of Operating Modes

  • Manual control modes : JOG/HANDLE/MDA Modes

  • Description of working in AUTO Mode

  • Description of feed override and spindle speed override

2.· CNC TURNING MACHINE SETUP AND MACHINING OPERATIONS

  • What is a Lathe?

  • How the Lathe Machine Works

  • Machine Components and Their Locations

  • List of CNC Turning Machine Operations

  • Tool selection Criterion

  • Tool Holding In Tool Turret

  • Nomenclature of Tools and Inserts

  • Work Holding Methods

  • Introduction of Fixtures

  • What is MCS and WCS in CNC Terms

  • Programming and Setting the Job Zero

  • Demonstration of Different Machine Components on CNC Lathe

  • Introduction to Simulation Software

3. PART PROGRAM CREATION   AND EDITING METHODS

  • Explanation of Elements of Program Header

  • Program Units Selection

  • Tool Selection and Calling Offsets

  • Spindle Speed Selection and Direction of Rotation

  • Concept of Constant RPM (G97) and Constant Surface Speed (G96)

  • Setting The Cutting Feed Rate (G94 and G95)

  • Absolute Programming (G90)

  • Incremental Programming (G91)

  • Linear Tool Path Programming (G00 and G01)

  • Simple Programs for Facing and Chamfering

  • Simple Programs for Step Turning and Taper Turning

  • Circular Tool Path Programming (G02 and G03)

  • Creating Fillets and Rounds on Workpiece

  • Tapers/Angles command - ANG =

  • Incorporating Optional Stop and Program Skip Commands

  • Necessary Elements of Program Footer

  • Different Methods / Codes to End a Program

  • Computer Simulation Practicals to Use a Machine Panel

  • Program Creation, Editing and Verification

  • Machining Practice on Real Time Industrial CNC Turning Machine

4.ADVANCE PROGRAMMING   TECHNIQUES FOR TURNING JOBS

  • Outside Turning - Cycle 95

  • Facing - Cycle 95

  • Grooving Cycle – Cycle 93

  • Undercut – Cycle 94

  • Machining with undercut – Cycle 95

  • Threading Undercut – Cycle 96

  • Strategy Planning For Forged and Cast Components

  • Criteria for Feed, Speed and Depth of Cut Selection

  • Introduction to Insert Grades for Hard Materials

  • Industry Case Studies

  • Industry Based Exercises and Questionnaire for Practice

  • Verification and Simulation of Advance Programs

  • Training Videos by World Class CNC Machine Manufacturers and Users

  • Machine Practicals for Cutting Job Using Advance Programming Codes

5.CUTTING THREADS ON CNC TURNING MACHINE

  • Theory Classes on Thread Profiles and Thread Nomenclature

  • Introduction to ISO, British and American Thread Standards

  • Threading Insert Types and Selection Criteria

  • Introduction to Thread Cutting Strategy For Accurate Profile Machining

  • Cutting Straight Threads

  • Concept of Single Start Threads

  • Cutting Right Hand Threads

  • Threading Codes G33 and Cycle 97

  • Chaining of Thread – Cycle 98

  • Thread Cutting Practicals on Simulation Software

  • Setting Machine for OD and ID Threading

  • Real Time Machining Practical on Industrial CNC Turning Machine

6.INTERNAL (ID) MACHINING   OPERATIONS

  •  Introduction to Drilling Boring and Tapping Operations

  • Drilling Centring Cycle : Cycle - G81

  • Straight Boring

  • Taper Boring

  • ID Chamfer and Rounds

  • Cutting Internal Grooves

  • Offline Practical on Desktop PC and 3D Simulation

  • Machining a Workpiece on Industrial CNC Turning Machine

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • X, XII Pass

  • Graduates / Under Graduates

  • ITI, Diploma and B.Tech. Students

  • CAD Operators

  • Product Designers

  • Machine Operators

  • Maintenance Engineers

  • Production Engineers

PREREQUISITES - None


ALLIED COURSES

  • Machine Drawing And Blue Print Reading (Course Code : EG1503)

  • AutoCAD Essentials (Course Code : ACAD1501)

CNC1501
CNC1503
CNC1505
CNC1506
CNC1501
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