Knuth-Allmetech organizes operation and programming courses on numerically controlled machines.
The courses are adapted to the specific learning needs of each group of participants and largely include introductory notions on machine tool operation, machine tool coordinate systems, machine tool operating fields, programming cutting modes, basic auxiliary controls, tool compensation, tool correction, programs, basic travel controls, practical applications.
The qualification and improvement courses for “numerically controlled machine tool operator” are authorized by ANC and are completed with a diploma recognized by the Ministry of Labor. The other courses end with certificates of participation.
Courses can be taken at the company’s headquarters on the equipment they have or at the Knuth-Allmetech headquarters on the following equipment: 3-axis CNC milling center – MILL 55, Strung CNC – TURN 60, Multiple Fanuc, Siemens, Haidenheim and Winmax 5 (Hurco) licenses, NX CAD CAM design and programming licenses.
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Knuth-Allmetech has received an accreditation certificate from the Employers’ Federation of the Machine Construction Industry and is authorized to grant machine tool operators graduates with numerical control credits for continuous professional training.
