Seminars
& Training Programs |
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| July 2010 |
- "Workshop
On Workholding and Fixturing Techniques for Productivity
Improvement on CNC Machines"
Date & Venue :
12 - 13 July 2010, SKF College Campus, SKF India Pvt. Ltd.,
Chinchwad, Pune
- "Seminar
on High Performance Machining Technology (HPM)"
Date & Venue :
15 - 16 July 2010, Technology Centre, BIEC, Bangalore
- "Workshop
on Calibration of Dimensional Measuring Equipment &
Evaluation of Uncertainty in Measurements"
Date & Venue :
16 - 17 July 2010, Paharpur Business Centre : Nehru Place,
New Delhi
- "Training
Programme on Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD
& T) in Design through Manufacturing"
Date & Venue :
21 - 23 July 2010, Technology Centre, BIEC, Bangalore
- "Workshop
On Workholding and Fixturing Techniques for Productivity
Improvement on CNC Machines"
Date & Venue :
23 - 24 July 2010, Pahapur Business Centre : Nehru Palace,
New Delhi
- "Primer
Course on Sheet Metal Forming Technology"
Date & Venue :
23 - 24 July 2010, College Campus, SKF India Ltd. Chinchwad,
Pune
- "Seminar
on Getting the best out of Co-ordinate Measuring Machines
(CMM's)"
Date & Venue :
26 - 27 July 2010, Technology Centre, BIEC, Bangalore
- "Training
Programme on Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD
& T) in Design through Manufacturing"
Date & Venue :
28 - 30 July 2010, SKF College Campus, SKF India Ltd. Chinchwad,
Pune
- "Workshop
on Low Cost Automation for Productivity Enhancement"
Date & Venue :
30 July 2010, Paharpur Business Centre : Nehru Place, New
Delhi
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Workholders and fixtures are used on machines to reduce idle time
and thereby reduce cost. Their optimum use not only improves productivity
but eliminate quality defects. Often problems related to poor quality
and productivity are a direct consequence of poor fixturing in terms
of its choice or design. Reduction in set-up change is a challenge
most manufacturers face and this is directly related to quality of
fixturing.
For more details , please contact
Mr. Kunal Kumar Sinha
Email : kunal@imtma.in |
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Seminar on
"High Performance
Machining Technology (HPM)"
15 - 16 July 2010, Technology Centre, BIEC, Bangalore |
Advances in machining technology is revolutionizing the world of metal
cutting. The ability to machine components in the shortest possible
time is an issue of ever increasing importance. "High Performance
Machining" (HPM) encompasses all types of machining operations,
much more than high feeds and speeds, and is achieved when the best,
most cost effective technologies are put to use on the shop floor.
HPM is a comprehensive machining strategy that integrates the entire
machine tool, toolings & tool holders, fixtures, Cutting fluids
and CAM programming techniques. All these aspects are of paramount
importance to ensure rapid delivery of high quality machined components.
To maintain the competitive edge, it is imperative for the manufacturing
industry to keep abreast of such developments and adapt them in the
production process.
Workshop on
"Calibration of Dimensional Measuring Equipment & Evaluation of Uncertainty in Measurements"
16 - 17 July 2010, Paharpur Business Centre : Nehru Place, New Delhi |
Obtaining accurate, reliable and traceable measurements is one of
the basic requirements to achieve required levels of
product quality in any manufacturing activity. The instruments/equipment
used for measurements should be initially
and also periodically calibrated to ensure fidelity of measurements.
The process of 'Calibration' assumes greater
significance in the light of advanced technology where interchangeability
and functional reliability of critical and
closely toleranced components and assemblies are of paramount importance.
For more details , please contact
Ms. Aarti Upadhaya
Email :
aarti@imtma.in |
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Training Programme
on
"Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
(GD & T) in Design through Manufacturing"
21 - 23 July 2010, Technology Centre, BIEC, Bangalore |
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) system eliminates
ambiguities in engineering drawings
and brings out the designer's intent very clearly. It ensures seamless
communication between design,
engineering, manufacturing and quality teams across the entire organization
enabling them to work in a
concurrent engineering environment. Application of GD&T system
helps to reduce the manufacturing and
inspection costs drastically.
Workshop on
"Workholding and Fixturing Techniques
for Productivity Improvement on CNC Machines"
23 - 24 July 2010, Pahapur Business Centre : Nehru Palace, New
Delhi |
Workholders and fixtures are used on machines to reduce idle time
and thereby reduce cost. Their optimum use not only improves productivity
but eliminate quality defects. Often problems related to poor quality
and productivity are a direct consequence of poor fixturing in terms
of its choice or design. Reduction in set-up change is a challenge
most manufacturers face and this is directly related to quality of
fixturing.
Primer Course on
"Sheet Metal Forming Technology"
23 - 24 July 2010, College Campus, SKF India Ltd. Chinchwad,
Pune |
Metal forming technology, over the last few decades has gradually
revolutionised and redefined concepts of manufacturing quality products
at lower cost, both in high and low volumes, leading to greater flexibility
in manufacturing of finished goods. Recent processes have stretched
the technology frontier to greater lengths, providing a competitive
edge to corporations in the business of manufacturing.
For more details , please contact
Mr. Kunal Kumar Sinha
Email : kunal@imtma.in |
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Seminar on
"Getting the best out of Co-ordinate
Measuring Machines (CMM's)"
26 - 27 July 2010, Technology Centre, BIEC, Bangalore |
Machined parts are becoming increasingly complex, with more measurement
features and tighter tolerances. Meanwhile, high speed production
to high standards of precision creates a demand for high inspection
throughput.
Training Programme
on
"Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
(GD & T) in Design through Manufacturing"
28 - 30 July 2010, SKF College Campus, SKF India Ltd. Chinchwad,
Pune |
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) system eliminates
ambiguities in engineering drawings and brings out the designer's
intent very clearly. It ensures seamless communication between design,
engineering, manufacturing and quality teams across the entire organization
enabling them to work in a concurrent engineering environment. Application
of GD&T system helps to reduce the manufacturing and inspection
costs drastically.
Workshop on
"Low Cost Automation for Productivity
Enhancement"
30 July 2010, Paharpur Business Centre : Nehru Place, New Delhi |
'Automation' is perceived as a cutting edge of competitive manufacturing
and assumes critical
importance in facilitating increased productivity at lower production
costs. The thrust for higher
productivity emphasises the need to adapt the right level of automation
in any manufacturing process.
The range of automation tools vary from simple, low - cost equipment
to highly sophisticated and
expensive systems. Currently, there are several ‘Low Cost
Automation' aids available that could be
effectively applied in the manufacturing process, to achieve higher
rates of production and reduced
cycle times.
For more details , please contact
Mr. Manoj Das Mohapatra
Email : manoj@imtma.in |
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