CNC Training for CNC Trainer at the KELLER.Academy
dormakaba Germany and Deutsche Edelstahlwerke Karrierewerkstatt at the KELLER.Academy!
Both companies are currently strengthening their CNC training directly within their own operations—with SYMplus™ as the foundation.
The reason: What is learned externally often doesn’t fully match a company’s actual production environment. A lot of it has to be adapted or even rebuilt once back in the shop. By bringing training in-house, this step is no longer necessary.
But before getting started, the responsible team members had to go back to “school” themselves. At the KELLER.Academy, they learned how to use the software confidently and how to structure and deliver training content effectively.
Thank you for two great training days, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration!
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CNC Training at the KELLER.Academy!
Last week at the KELLER.Academy, participants once again spent their time programming, simulating, and discussing intensively—from the fundamentals of DIN/PAL programming to the practical implementation using our CNC software SYMplus™.
Many thanks to all participants for their active participation and the engaging discussions:
Mr. Haberland from Aluminium Norf GmbH,
Mr. Zaeske from Waldemar Link GmbH & Co. KG
& Mr. Grun, Mr. Schmidt, and Mr. Seigert from MIBRAG GmbH.
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After Mr. Schober had already attended our CAD/CAM course, we were pleased to now welcome Mr. Zaeske from Waldemar Link GmbH & Co. KG.
Thank you for your visit, Mr. Zaeske. We wish you every success implementing what you’ve learned in your own company and look forward to seeing you again in the DIN/PAL course in March!
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After a two-week break (and a successfully completed CAD/CAM course) Mr. Schober from Waldemar Link GmbH & Co. KG returned to the KELLER.Academy for the course “Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™.”
Thank you for visiting us again and congratulations on completing your second KELLER.Academy course, Mr. Schober!
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Thank you for visiting the KELLER.Academy, Mr Schober, and congratulations on successfully completing the course.
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For that, the course “Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™” was the perfect choice.
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In our course “Basics of DIN/PAL Programming with SYMplus™”, participants spent 1.5 days writing and simulating programs, setting up tools, magazines and turrets, and creating their own gap-filling exercises. Add to that lots of engaging discussions – and plenty of fun while experimenting.
A big thank you to our participants – we had a really great time with you! Maybe we’ll see each other again soon in a follow-up course.
Course participants:
- Mr. Lindenau from Aluminium Norf GmbH
- Mr. Gansera from Rose Systemtechnik GmbH
- Mr. Günes from Schott AG
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KELLER.Academy shows how easy graphical programming can be!
In our 1.5-day KELLER.Academy course, Mr. Ambrosy from Mager GmbH (a manufacturer of screws and turned parts) successfully completed the introduction to graphical programming with SYMplus™.
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Back at the KELLER.Academy – this time with a focus on DIN/PAL!
For the second time, we had the pleasure of welcoming Mr. Grodfeld from Röhm GmbH. After attending our CAD/CAM course, he now took part in the “Basics of DIN/PAL Programming with SYMplus™” course.
Thank you for your continued interest and trust – maybe we’ll see you again soon for a third course?
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Graphic programming made easy – with SYMplus™ and the KELLER.Academy!
In a compact one-on-one training session, Mr. Grodfeld from Röhm GmbH (a leading manufacturer in methacrylate chemistry) dived straight into the world of graphic programming: creating workpieces based on drawings or CAD files – practical, easy to understand, and ready for real-world use.
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