Class will provide a basic understanding of the flow of Okuma’s “Advanced One Touch”® and students will be able to create single turret programs. Prerequisites Simple computer skills and an understanding of turning.
Basic programming format with the goal of students being able to write basic milling and drilling programs for vertical and horizontal machining centers. Prerequisites An entry level knowledge of milling, drilling, and simple math skills.
Basic programming format with the goal of students being able to write basic turning programs, for horizontal and vertical lathes. Multifunction lathe features are not included. Prerequisites An entry level knowledge of turning, and simple math skills.
Class will provide a basic understanding of the flow of Okuma’s “Advanced One Touch”® and students will be able to create single turret programs. Prerequisites Simple computer skills and an understanding of turning
This class teaches programming for subspindles, live tools, Y-axis, and balanced turning (4 axis). Many of the examples will use subprograms and simple variables. Prerequisites Completion of the Intro/Basic OSP classes or equivalent experience.
Class will provide an understanding of Okuma’s Advanced One Touch. Students will be able to create single turret turning programs, and live tools and sub-spindle programs.
This class teaches programming for subspindles, live tools, Y-axis, and balanced turning (4 axis). Many of the examples will use subprograms and simple variables. Prequisites Completion of the Intro/Basic OSP classes or equivalent experience.
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. Multi-function lathe features are not included. Requires an entry level knowledge of turning, and simple math skills.
Join us for the one-day Hartwig Okuma Tech Expo in Tulsa, Oklahoma! Join us at the Hartwig Tulsa Showroom and check out an Okuma MB-4000H Machining Center and LT2000 EX Lathe as well as the latest from other partners! Lunch will be served at noon.
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.
lass will provide a basic understanding of the flow of Okuma’s “Advanced One Touch”® and students will be able to create single turret programs. Simple computer skills and an understanding of turning.
