Basic Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Milling

Companies often looking for better ways in producing their product, to be more efficient, at higher quality, and with better efficiency. Computer Numerical Control (CNC) devices include mills, lathes, and drills.

This technology programmes the machines to perform a wide range of operations according to exact specifications. The same operation can be repeated, allowing manufacturers to produce goods created with the exact same process every time, improving cost-effectiveness and efficiency.

CNC machines integrate with computerized technologies, such as CAD/CAM, to maintain accuracy after every iteration. Automated CNC machines can cater to high-volume manufacturing lines without compromising on quality and accuracy.

They can continuously, identically, and repeatedly produce the same item over and over again with zero user error.

Course highlight

Participants will be introduced to the fundamental CNC system and control. Participants will do their first CNC programming and observe their output through a simulation package.

What You Will Learn

• Conventional machining

• CNC systems and controls

• Programming for CNC milling operations

• Operating a CNC machine

• CNC and automation

Who Should Attend

Technicians, engineers, and anyone who wishes to learn the basic knowledge and skill set in precision engineering involving CNC machines.

Prerequisite

Knowledge of conventional machining technology.

Course Methodology

The course is conducted through face-to-face or online lectures and workshops with interactive sessions that work through problem examples.