CNC Programming

Industrial Training & Internship Programs For 6 Weeks And 6 Months in Mohali/Chandigarh

At BONNTECH, we advance the fate of innovation by improving the skills and capacities of each individual to prepare according to business needs.
At BONNTECH, we are responsible for delivering innovations that encourage entrepreneurial action. We offer a month and a half summer prep in CNC programming for Students, a fully work-oriented, business-based prep that allows students to remove live activity from business. We are giving CNC programming a confirmation to prepare in Chandigarh. We are giving the best CNC programming course in Chandigarh which can be a defining moment for all students who have completed B.tech, BCA, MCA, BBA, MBA courses and some more. In the age of personal computers and innovation, it is almost difficult to get a job with just degrees or certificates.
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We offer a wide range of projects for 4½ months of preparation under the guidance of the best mechanical experts. We are delighted to be recognized as the best CNC programming preparation facility in Chandigarh each year, as a half preparation program in Delhi and NCR, and to dominate in space as a result of the group’s meticulous efforts.
The one and a half month CNC programming preparation program is designed to give students an encounter with business and help them start their professional careers. Our group of experienced senior mentors works together with committed insights into LIVE projects from various company areas. At BONNTECH we support you in choosing a career with the right CNC programming training path.

Participants in the preparation learn various basic parts of CNC programming quickly and with ongoing assignments

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 the 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 a 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 Counterboring for Enlarging holes.

Milling Operation

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