CNC Programming and Machining | Turning
Fact Sheet
CNC Technology is the heart of Manufacturing Technology in industries to improve the quality of product and to reduce the cost of production with less lead time.
· Pursuing or fresh diploma and degree students interested to acquire knowledge on CNC Programming and Machining | Turning.
· Working professionals who are interested to enhance their career in leading roles are eligible to be a part of the evening and weekend programs.
· Thorough understanding of principle and operation of CNC-TURNING
· Familiarisation in programming concepts of CNC-TURNING
· Instructor-Led-Training
· Hands-on-Lab
· Self paced learning with Guidance
· Introduction to CNC Machines applications and advantages of CNC Technology
· Principle and Operation of CNC-TURNING M/C
· Fundamentals of Programming
· Programming concepts of CNC - TURNING M/C
· Cutting Parameters
· Hands on experience on latest production machines
NTTF Certification
| Program type | Department | Duration | Program Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate Course | School of Computing Science | 5 Days |
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We are proud to say that we have successfully provided placements to our students in more than 500 leading industrial institutions all around the world. We, at NTTF, primarily focus on the overall development and training of our students. Our students with the right talent have always excelled in their careers after doing graduation from NTTF.
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