New video on YouTube: Circular arc grooves and T-Slots

Check out the latest Video from our “INSTANT CNC” Series!

Immerse yourself in the world of CNC technology and discover machining techniques in our latest “INSTANT CNC” episode.

Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you in this video how task 13 from Christiani’s ” Collection of tasks in CNC milling technology according to PAL2020″ could look like in reality.

This task includes:

  • Outer contour and full circle in several infeeds
  • Rectangular pocket, with a groove in between (also as a pocket)
  • Circular arc grooves
  • Finishing contours, pockets and grooves
  • Roughing and finishing T-Slots
  • Drilling and chamfering

Interested to see it? Click on this link to watch the video: https://youtu.be/-Ij7VBVGAl8

 


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    KELLER.Academy – Exam preparation PAL with Hager Group Apprentices

    The annual tradition continues: Hager Group trainees were once again our guests at the KELLER.Academy. Over the course of 1.5 days, they prepared intensively for their exams, closed gaps in their knowledge and clarified open questions in order to be as well-prepared as possible.

    The entire KELLER.Software team wishes them all the best for their upcoming exams!

    Click on the following link to learn more about the courses offered at the KELLER.Academy: https://cnc-keller.com/keller-academy/


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      New webinar on YouTube: Virtual Shop Floor – Discover the milling machine (Part 3)

      Here is a continuation of our Webinar Series “Virtual Shop Floor” for the CNC software SYMplus™. Part 3 of this Webinar (with English Subtitles) is now available on our YouTube Channel. This part will show you how easy it is with SYMplus™ to discover the structure of a milling machine.

      More segments of this Webinar series are already in the works and will be coming soon.

      But what exactly is the “Virtual Shop Floor”?
      It’s an innovative 3D learning environment brought to you by our CNC software SYMplus™. This immersive experience provides a fun and educational introduction to the world of workshops, machinery, and CNC controls. The initial hands-on exercises in machine setup will prepare you for real-world applications.

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        Day of German Unity 2024

        On October 3rd, we celebrate the Day of German Unity  – a day that reminds us of the importance of solidarity and mutual support. These values also guide us at KELLER.Software in our mission to support…

        KELLER.Academy: Ludwig-Geißler-School in Hanau

        The KELLER.Academy visited the Ludwig Geissler School in the Grimm brothers’ home town of Hanau in Hesse.

        The participants immersed themselves in our SYMplus™ CNC software, familiarised themselves with the DIN/PAL part using milling examples and took a look at swivelling. The graphic design of a turned part for the NEF 400 machine with SINUMERIK control rounded off the day perfectly. Thanks for inviting us.

        Want to learn more about KELLER.Academy courses? Click on this link: https://cnc-keller.com/keller-academy/


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          Throwback 2007 – Horizontal milling machine in Ethiopia (Africa)

          In 2007, KELLER.Software visited Ethiopia (East Africa) to demonstrate SYMplus™. There were also guests from Nigeria and Kenya.

          The initiative and invitation came from Father Bergamin of the Salesians of Don Bosco in Cairo, where SYMplus™ had already been in use.

          The photo shows a conventional horizontal milling machine from Vilh. Pedersen Ldt.

          Discover more about our history on our website: https://cnc-keller.de/history/


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            Grand Opening: KELLER CNC training center in China (Hangzhou)

            We marked the grand opening of the new CNC Training Center by KELLER.Software in Hangzhou, China, with a magnificent ceremony.

            Our long-standing and highly esteemed partner, Mr. Dr. Peng Gao (the man in the photo with the poster in the background or in the other photo, the man on the far right), was our ambassador from KELLER on this special occasion.

            A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Gao! Your unwavering support and expertise have played a significant role in making this success possible. Cheers to a lasting partnership!

             


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              Throwback 2004 – Students learn enthusiastically with SYMplus™

              #ThrowbackThursday! Today, we take a trip back to 2004.

              In this photo, you can see students exploring the CNC world with SYMplus™.

              A lot has changed since then: from bulky tube monitors to sleek screens, from clunky keyboards to elegant designs, from hefty desktop towers to slim laptops that fit in your backpack.

              SYMplus™ has evolved as well, but our values remain the same: With ease, experience the CNC world.

              Discover more about our history on our website: https://cnc-keller.de/history/


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                CNCplus machines (Throwback 1992)

                At the beginning of the 1990s, KELLER developed its own control software called "CNCplus" in collaboration with NUM as hardware partner and BOEHRINGER as manufacturer (as well as several other manufacturers).…

                KELLER.Academy – training, Basics of graphical programming (CAD/CAM) with SYMplus™

                What an incredible training session it was! Last week, CNC trainers and teachers came together at KELLER.Academy to learn the basics of Graphic Programming (CAD/CAM) with SYMplus™.

                A big shoutout to Bosch Rexroth, Würz & Gysler Maschinenbau GmbH, and Berufskolleg Hattingen for visiting us!

                The KELLER.Software team warmly congratulates all the participants on successfully completing the course and eagerly looks forward to our next meeting! See you soon!

                Click on the following link to learn more about the courses offered at the KELLER.Academy: https://cnc-keller.com/keller-academy/


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                  Newsletter September 2024

                  Prevent Data Loss : Key Tips for KELLER Users. Summer is slowly coming to an end and the new training year has begun. Many trainees are now entering the world of CNC, while others are preparing for…

                  Throwback 1985 – Heidenhain TNC control system KELLER keyboard

                  Get your floppy disk, V-neck sweater, and shoulder pads ready because on this #ThrowbackThursday, we’re taking you on a journey back to the ’80s.

                  In the photo, you can see a Nixdorf 8810 M75 Personal Computer with a ‘Color Monitor’ – boasting an impressive 640 KB of storage space! In comparison, today’s home and office computers typically have storage capacities ranging from 256 GB to 1 TB. In fields like video editing and 3D modelling, they can even go up to 4 TB, and there seems to be no limit in sight.

                  Right in front of this cutting-edge computer from that era, you’ll find a keyboard created by KELLER for the Heidenhain TNC 155 control system used in CNC training. This provided trainees with a 1:1 experience of the original control system and even had a connection to the CNC machine.

                  Discover more about our history on our website: https://cnc-keller.de/history/


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                    New video on YouTube: Circle Contour, Side Tabs, Groove, Square Rhombus

                    Check out the latest Video from our “INSTANT CNC” Series!

                    Immerse yourself in the world of CNC technology and discover machining techniques in our latest “INSTANT CNC” episode.

                    Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you in this video how task 11 from Christiani’s ” Collection of tasks in CNC milling technology according to PAL2020″ could look like in reality.

                    This task includes:

                    •  Outer Contour on Z-4.5 and Recess on Z-11
                    • Circle Contour
                    • Side Tabs (Subprogram)
                    • and Groove G74
                    • Square Rhombus with G72

                    Interested to see it? Click on this link to watch the video: https://youtu.be/IqBaHFHxSao

                     


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