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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Jürgen Wollny

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    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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    Jürgen Wollny

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      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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        Jürgen Wollny

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          Quick Design and Production with SYMplus™

          KELLER.Software offers efficient solutions for your manufacturing process. Boost your Productivity with our CNC-Software SYMplus™.

          • Geometry: With the graphical user interface of SYMplus™, you can quickly take workpiece contours from drawings, even if they are not NC-compliant. Alternatively, you can import contours and drilling patterns from CAD drawing data (e.g., DXF). After creating the geometry, you’ll see the finished workpiece in 3D.
          • Workplan: SYMplus™’s residual quantity detection ensures short program runtimes. Select the tool and the strategy, and the system automatically detects the remaining quantities. An integrated crash monitoring provides additional safety.
          • Postprocessor: Choose the appropriate postprocessor for your CNC machine or controller, and SYMplus™ generates the NC program. Transfer it via USB stick, network, or serial data connection (depending on the controller’s capabilities).
          • Tool Data: In the tool database, you can input the optimal speeds, cutting speeds, feeds, and cutting depths for different materials. This gives you the most precise settings for your production at the touch of a button.

          Learn more about SYMplus™ for the CNC-Production here: https://cnc-keller.com/symplus-cnc-software/symplus-for-the-cnc-production/

           


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          Jürgen Wollny

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            Throwback 2012 – KELLER in China

            Traveling the world with KELLER.Software! In 2012, we made significant strides in the Chinese market.

            The fourth man from the left is Mr. Reckermann (Sales Director and our CNC programming expert). And the third from the right is Dr. Gao, our esteemed Chinese partner. In the background, you can see the “Guangzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College.”

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


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              New webinar on YouTube: Virtual Shop Floor – Limit Gauge and Torque Wrench (Part 2)

              Here is a continuation of our Webinar Series “Virtual Shop Floor” for the CNC software SYMplus™. Part 2 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 learn about important workshop tools like the limit gauge or the torque wrench.

              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.

              Want to stay updated on all our videos and show us some support? Then make sure to subscribe (it’s free!) to the KELLER YouTube channel:


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              Jürgen Wollny

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                KELLER workbooks: Get ready for your CNC exam with the best resources!

                Get ready for your CNC exam with the best resources! Gain valuable knowledge for your everyday work in the workshop.

                The Winter 2023 examination for machining mechanics (and similar professions) is fast approaching. Are your trainees/students prepared?

                The SYMplus™ workbooks from KELLER.Software are the ideal study materials to get ready for the PAL examination in turning and milling, or to further educate yourself in this field or refresh your knowledge.

                They are methodically intertwined with our CNC software “SYMplus™” and offer exercises sorted by topics and difficulty levels.

                These SYMplus™ workbooks focus on:

                • Introduction to the CNC world
                • Basic training according to DIN standards
                • Control-specific training
                • CAD/CAM

                And much more.


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                Jürgen Wollny

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                  Throwback 2008 – KELLER in Michigan, USA

                  This photo takes us back to 2008 in the heart of Michigan, USA.

                  In this snapshot, you’ll notice our very own Mr. Reckermann, our Head of Sales and CNC programming expert (the gentleman with the cap), as he ventured with Ken Wright (in the middle), our former partner from Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn, to connect with customers and potential partners across Michigan. On the left of the frame, you’ll catch a glimpse of a dedicated team member from Gerotech, our trusted regional HAAS dealer.

                  Greetings to Mr. Ken Wright from KELLER.Software Team. We have fond memories of our time together.

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


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                  Jürgen Wollny

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                    New video on YouTube: Outer contour on Z-12, paragraph on Z-5, chamfers 1 x 45°

                    New “INSTANT CNC” video is now live on our YouTube channel!

                    This video series offers you a chance to dive into the world of CNC technology and explore exciting machining techniques.

                    The latest “INSTANT CNC” video uses the 3D simulation of our CNC software SYMplus™ to show you how the challenging task 12 from “Collection of tasks on CNC Technology Milling according to PAL2020” by Christiani could look in production.

                    This task includes:

                    • Outer contour on Z-12
                    • Paragraph at Z-5
                    • Circular pockets G73
                    • Inner contour and rectangular pocket G72
                    • Two straight grooves G74
                    • Chamfers 1 x 45°

                    Just click the link below to watch the video: https://youtu.be/QDMbdKNu73k

                     


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                    Jürgen Wollny

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