Join us at our Kansas City, MO showroom for the Hartwig Summer Automation Showcase! See some of the latest in manufacturing technology and learn how implementing automation in your operation can pay dividends in efficiency and productivity. Whether you’re looking to completely revamp your operation or wanting to start small, Hartwig is here! Machines Under Read More...
This class teaches Okuma lathe conversational programming with the goal of students being able to program complex parts. The examples will use sub-spindle, transferring parts, live tooling, and a combination of programing cycles. Perquisites Completion of the Intro/Basic OSP lathe AOT Programming class or equivalent experience.
This class teaches basic Okuma lathe conversational programming with the goal of students being able to maneuver through the software and program basic parts.
This class teaches programming for sub-spindles, live tools, Y-axis. Many of the examples will use subprograms and simple variables. Perquisites Completion of the Intro/Basic OSP classes or equivalent experience.
This FREE Educational Lunch and Learn is hosted by EOS’s Additive Minds' Fabian Alefeld and Hartwig’s AM Specialist Jens Kautzor! Learn from the leader in industrial Additive Manufacturing (aka 3D printing)! You will learn how EOS technology can unlock seemingly impossible part designs, achieve greater part performances, and help you stay competitive! See real-world and Read More...
This class teaches 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. Requires an entry level knowledge of turning, and simple math skills.
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 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.
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.
Subjects covered will be live tooling, X & Y Axis positioning, sub-spindle and pick off movements.
Basic programming format with the goal of students being able to write basic milling and drilling programs for vertical and horizonal machining centers.
Basic programming format with the goal of students being able to write basic turning programs, for horizontal and vertical lathes. This 2 day class includes programming for sub-spindles and live tools. Many of the examples will use sub-programs and simple variables.
