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Mechanical Maintenance in Industry gets somehow done under duress, hence a systematic approach for diagnosis and resolving problems cannot be followed. Systematic hands on experience on Maintenance techniques is neither given at education institutions nor it is generally possible in day to day working at Industry .Ultimately it results into lesser than expected performance of machines, erosion of equipment reliability and dependability.

This programme will focused on providing hands on experience for systematically approaching the common problems in CNC machines and its subsystems.

Maintenance Management : Breakdown Maintenance, Preventive Maintenance, Predictive, Spares planning and Safety while doing Maintenance
Anatomy of VMC and CNC Lathe
Do’s and Don’ts of mechanical maintenance, tricks of trade
Demo for Leveling, Orthogonality, Spindle Run-out, play, backlash and Calibration Checking
Maintenance of Machine Subsystems such as Hydraulics & Pneumatic Circuits, Lubrication System, Cutter Locking and ATC
Familiarity with subsystems of CNC Machine
Tips to plan Preventive & Predictive Maintenance
Case Studies illustrating typical problems of VMC and CNC Lathe and practical diagnosis & resolution
Reading and debugging of Hydraulic, Pneumatic and Lubrication Circuits

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Productivity Institute

The need for Productivity Institute

Is your work place suffering from poor productivity?
Do you feel that supervision is weak on the shop floor?
Do your shop floor personnel find it difficult to achieve targets?
You have the machine in place, but not the men to optimize usage?

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.

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