Optimisation of cutting tool productivity.

This training optimises the use of cutting tool materials and their coatings in machining, enabling participants to select the best option to increase productivity and quality.

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Who is it for?
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Key information
- Training: Optimisation of cutting tool productivity.
- Summary: This training optimises the use of cutting tool materials and their coatings in machining, enabling participants to select the best option to enhance productivity and quality.
- Theme: Tool optimization.
- Format: Practical work * on a 4-axis milling centre + lecture sessions *Practical cases are available in two versions (Auto and Aero).

Who is it for?
- Audience: Machining technician, engineer, project manager, operator, technical sales representative.
- Objectives: This training optimises the use of cutting tool materials and their coatings in machining, enabling participants to select the best option to increase productivity and quality.
- Formateurs : Damien Joly – Antoine Morandeau – Régis Besson

Content
- Programme:
  - Introduction to cutting tool materials, history.
  - Classification of cutting tool materials.
  - Manufacturing processes and their influence on machining.
  - Coatings and their influence on machining.
  - Influence of material choice on productivity and machining cost savings.
  - Conclusions.
- Assessment: Through practical exercises and a quiz at the end of the training.

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