1 Year Diploma in CNC Programming in Chandigarh, Mohali, and Bathinda

CNC programming (Computer Numerical Control Programming) is mainly used widely by the manufacturing units, Industries for creating program instructions for computers to control the machines. In simple words, what the work earlier was done with the help of human labor, nowadays computers have taken the industries by storm and replaced the work of human beings. CNC is being used widely in all the industries be it manufacturing or production units. Through CNC, the manufacturing process is fully automated and better flexibility in a short time. Diploma in CNC Programming empowered by Infowiz offers state of the art practical know-how on programming fundamentals as well as advanced tools used in the industries as on today. Here the candidate will acquire thorough theoretical and practical on hands Programming, operations and maintenance of computer Numerical Control Machine tools.

1 year Diploma course in CNC programming from Infowiz provides the ideal platform for development of your skillset to the fullest on the latest and advanced tools being used in the industries now a days. Our range of advanced CNC programming courses will help you in building up your knowledge to the maximum level which will boost up your productivity. The advanced course includes CNC programming where one gains skills to use this new Fanvc tools for controlling lathe, turning centers,twin spindle and multi axis mill turn center. So, don’t think but act now and join our organization for your Diploma course in CNC programming so as to transform ourself as a Professional and Expert.

Why Choose Infowiz for your Diploma in CNC Programming in Punjab

Infowiz being the leader in education field and service provider industry offers and provides the best CNC programming in Chandigarh as per the norms and standards of the industry so as to make the candidate land on their dream jobs in the Organizations, Companies, and Industries Worldwide. The course curriculum is designed to impart in-depth and complete knowhow which covers all the modules ranging from the basic to advance level. The course structure is designed in a way which will help in facilitating professionalism among the candidate and will help them achieve their goal of getting placed in MNC’s and Big Corporations. We improvise 80% practical on hands so as to enable the candidate fully skill equipped to handle any type of situation arising at the real workplace.       

CNC Programming Industrial Training – Course Content

Machine Operator.

• Understanding of All CNC Machining Operations.
• Introduction to The Working of CNC Control Panel.

Machine Setter.

• Machine Settings / Workpiece Holding / Tool Holding.
• Tool Offset / Work Offset.
• Changing Offset Parameters on CNC Control Panel

Programmer.

• Basics of CNC Programming: G and M Codes.
• Program Header and Footer.
• Advanced Programming Techniques Using
• Basic Machining cycle
• Advanced Machining Cycles.
• Canned Cycles
• Use of Mirroring Commands.
• Use of Subroutines (Subprogram).
• How to Reduce the Machining Cycle Time.

Turning Operation

• Tapered turning
• Spherical turning
• Hard turning
• Facing
• Grooving
• Parting
• Threading
• Boring
• Drilling
• Knurling
• Reaming
• Polygonal turning

Milling/Turning

• What Is Fanuc Control?
• Description of Different Operating Modes.
• Explanation of Coordinate System.
• Description of Feed Override and Spindle Speed Override.
• Creating New Tools in Tool Offset Area.
• Operating Sequence to Determine Tool Offset.
• Entering the Tool Offset Values for Various Tools.
• Enter / Modify the Work Offset.
• Meaning of G and M Codes.
• Meaning Of S-, T-, F- Function.
• What Is CNC Program.
• Structure of CNC Program.
• Creation of Slots Using G00 And G01 Commands.
• Cutting Circles and Ellipses.
• Editing and Deleting Part Program.
• Description of Work Offset / Tool Offset.
• Description of Programming Modes.
• Absolute and Incremental Mode.
• Cutter Radius Compensation.
• Cutting Dies and Punches.
• Introduction to Subprogram.
• Mirroring A Profile Using Subprogram.
• Axis Rotation Commands.
• Use of Scaling Commands.
• Cutting Circular and Rectangular Pockets.
• Introduction to Canned Cycles.
• Introduction of Drilling, Boring, And Tapping Operations
• Understanding Tool Motion in Canned Cycles.
• Creating Holes in Different Patterns.
• Creating Holes On PCD.
• Cutting LH And RH Threads Using Tapping Cycles.
• Calculation of Spindle Feed and Feed Value for Tapping.
• Concepts of Countersinking and Counter Boring for Enlarging holes.

Milling Operation

• Face Milling
• Plain Milling
• Angular Milling
• Form Milling
• Slitting
• Gear Cutting
• Key Way Milling
• Helical Milling
• Profile Milling