Better utilisation of CNC Machining centres

In today?s highly competitive market scenario, customers determine the price of a product and entrepreneurs need to continuously fine tune the costs to realize profits. Machine utilization has a major impact in reducing the manufacturing cost of components. Most CNC machines are underutilized with only 20% time effectively spent in cutting and the rest in non-value adding operations. Entire CNC Machining needs to be looked as a holistic system / process, comprising machine tool, cutting tool, work holding, programming, inspection equipment and trained manpower in order to improve productivity as well as quality.

Focus Areas

• Efficient tool selection techniques
• Machining Audit techniques – existing and new product
• SOP of standard machining operations
• Good programming techniques
• Machining/quality problem solving techniques
• Comparison of cycle time V/s Efficiency V/s No. of parts produced
• Different techniques for mass production and batch production

Background

In today’s highly competitive market scenario, customers determine the price of a product and entrepreneurs need to continuously fine tune the costs to realize profits. Machine utilization has a major impact in reducing the manufacturing cost of components. Most CNC machines are underutilized with only 20% time effectively spent in cutting & the rest in non-value adding operations. Entire CNC Machining needs to be looked as a holistic system / process, comprising machine tool, cutting tool, work holding, programming, inspection equipment and trained man power in order to improve productivity as well as quality. 

Key Takeaways

After undergoing the programme, the participants will be able to - 

• Increase machine capacity
• Increase tool life
• Eliminate tool breakage
• Avoid Accidents
• Increase machine life
• Increase man power efficiency

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