Basic programming format with the goal of students being able to write basic milling and drilling programs for vertical and horizonal machining centers.
Week of 10/10/22 9am – 4pm Monday & Tuesday: Basic lathe programming Wednesday & Thursday: Advanced One Touch (AOT-L) For “Lathe Week”, students/attendees will have the choice of attending our popular 2 day “Basic Lathe with Live Tools” programming class on Monday and Tuesday, a 2 day Advanced One Touch class on Wednesday and Thursday, Read More...
Subjects covered will be live tooling, X & Y Axis positioning, sub-spindle and pick off movements.
Join Hartwig for A.J. Rod Oktoberfest! Enjoy a festive lunch, drinks and see the latest in machine tool technology at the Hartwig Okuma Technology Center in Houston, TX! The event takes place Wednesday October 12, 2022 from 10am - 4pm and lunch and you can see the following machines under power: - Okuma LU7000 EX Read More...
Basic programming format with the goal of students being able to write basic turning programs, for horizontal and vertical lathes. Multi-function lathe features are not included. An entry level knowledge of turning, and simple math skills.
Hosted by EOS's Additive Minds Fabian Alefeld and Hartwig Additive Specialist Jens Kautzor, enjoy lunch with your peers while learning how additive manufacturing can boost the bottom line of your shop. This exclusive event will feature a one hour informational seminar followed immediately by a Q&A and a direct conversation about your project!
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 Read More...
This class teaches Okuma OSP programming and applications with the goal of students being able to use the following: Local variables, Common variables, System variables, Sub-programs, G/M code calls, User Task II, User Task III, Load Monitoring, Tool Life Management, Schedule Programming, Hi-cut / Super Nurbs, Okuma Probing (Milling), Torque Skip, and Okuma APP store.
This is a basic Okuma mill programming class and is free to all Okuma owners! This two-day class is intended to raise the level of an operator to someone who can make the machine tool more productive by understanding the basic codes. It is also targeted to anyone interested in becoming a programmer or for Read More...
This class is free to Okuma owners and will cover the following: CAS (Collision Avoidance) Variables (local, common, machine) Probe Calibration Tool Life Management Variable spindle speed control Torque skip Saving set up Soft jaw process This training class has the capacity for 15 attendees. If we cannot fit everyone, we will add a second Read More...
This class is free to Okuma owners and will cover the following: CAS (Collision Avoidance) Variables (local, common, machine) Probe Calibration Tool Life Management Variable spindle speed control Torque skip Saving set up Soft jaw process This training class has the capacity for 15 attendees. If you have any questions please e-mail info@hartwiginc.com.
Class will provide a basic understanding of the flow of Okuma’s “Advanced One Touch”® and students will be able to create single turret programs. Prerequisites Simple computer skills and an understanding of turning.
