Machine Tool Calibration is rapidly becoming an essential part of the manufacturing process with customers demanding higher accuracy from machine tools for handling precision parts with tighter tolerances. The ability of a machine tool to perform at its optimum level is largely based on the geometrical and positioning accuracies of the machine slides and guide ways. Machine tools are subject to positioning errors which might increase over a period of time due to natural wear and tear or failing parts or worn out moving parts.
Machine tool accuracy affects not only accuracy of parts produced but productivity as well and is often the root cause of component quality issues and hidden costs. Machine Tool Calibration can be performed to check accuracy and track machine capability or performance degradation due to wear. In other words, it is a 'health-check' or 'condition-monitoring' of any machine tool. Periodic calibration helps identify potential problems with machine tools, such as bad bearings, faulty servos, slip-stick conditions, and so on. Hence an early detection enables to schedule preventive maintenance and avoid unexpected downtime, especially during critical production runs. Thus calibration of machine tools becomes essential part of predictive maintenance programme in companies to achieve "Doing it right the first time".
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The need for Productivity Institute
Realizing the need to enhance the skill sets of fresh engineers in mechanical engineering to make "Industry Employable" and to mould them as per the company requirements, IMTMA organizes
The rapid growth of Indian machine tool Industry and the increasing sophistication of machine tool has created the need for a new breed of machine tool technologists.