Week of 11/28/2022 

St. Louis, MO

9am – 4pm

Monday & Tuesday: Basic Machining Center Programming

Wednesday & Thursday: Advanced One Touch (AOT-M) for machining centers (now standard on many Okuma machining centers.

For “Machining Center Week”, students/attendees will have the choice of attending our popular 2 day “Basic Machining Center Programming” class on Monday and Tuesday, the 2 day Advanced One Touch class on Wednesday and Thursday, or both, staying 4 days.  For those who may think they have an interest in only the Advanced One Touch, attending the basic portion of the class is optional, but attending may provide a better understanding of what Advanced One Touch is asking for and is capable of providing.  On Friday, the facility will be available for students to work on their own if they desire.

The class utilizes 6 workstations, each having Okuma’s PC-NC Master® control simulator.  Two attendees from the same company can and may be asked to share a workstation.  If each company registers one person, the class is limited to 6 attendees.

Hartwig will provide a light breakfast each day, and lunch will be provided Monday through Thursday.

Descriptor:

Basic Okuma machining center programming format with the goal of students being able to write milling and drilling, programs for vertical and horizontal machining centers.  The use of can cycles and cutter radius compensation is included.

Attend and you will learn:

Basic programming skills, to enable operators and new programmers to create simple programs and edit existing programing.

• Familiarization with basic codes (G, S, T, M, etc.)
• Milling drilling, tapping, and boring
• Cutter Radius compensation
• Process recommendations
• Simple Speed and Feed Calculations

Who should attend?

• New programmers
• Machine Operators

Pre-requisite(s):

• Entry level knowledge of milling and simple math skills are required.