Module 1 – CNC Course and Training

Fundamentals of Machining

This module provides fundamental knowledge of ferrous and non-ferrous materials, including the heat treatment and microstructure formation of metallic materials. The structure of material designations is also explained.

The course covers the angles and force ratios at the cutting edge. Building on this, participants will learn about chip formation, chip control issues, temperature development at the cutting edge, and the resulting wear, along with corresponding countermeasures. To prepare for subsequent modules, an overview of various manufacturing processes is provided.

As one of the most critical chapters in tool training, the wear mechanisms at the cutting edge are explained. Different types of wear are taught, and the definition of these wear types is practiced using real-world samples. Finally, based on a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, the optimal cutting geometry is assigned to the most commonly used materials.

Your benefit:

You create a valuable foundation for yourself.

Duration: 8 hours

Number of participants
at least 5, max. 15 participants

Target group:

• Machine operators CNC machines
• Machine skilled workers, adjusters CNC machines
• AV employees, CNC programmers
• tool purchase
• Employees in the tool presetting and management
• Metal cutting apprentices