New video on YouTube: Swivel around B-axis (rotary axis around Y) 3+2 Axes

Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 2 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Multi-Sided Machining” could look like in reality.

This task includes:

  • Swivel around the B-axis:
  • 1. Zero offset according to PAL G59
  • 2. Rotate/pivot coordinate system according to PAL G15

 


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    5 year work anniversary at KELLER (Throwback 2019)

    Today is a very special #ThrowbackThursday! Our in-house application developer and support expert, Mr. Meißner, is celebrating his 5 year work anniversary this month!

    He has been a member of the KELLER team for a total of 8 years: first as a trainee from 2016 to 2019, then as a permanent employee. In the first photo, Mr. Meißner (left) is standing next to our CEO, Mr. Mues, shortly after his successful final exam.

    Congratulations and we look forward to many more great years together!

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


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      New video on YouTube: Polar dimensioning and PAL G codes (CNC Milling, 3+2 axes)

      Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 1 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Multi-Sided Machining” could look like in reality.

      This task includes:

      • Polar dimensioned Arc in counterclockwise direction G13
      • Polar dimensioned arc in clockwise direction G12
      • Polar dimensioned individual drilling positions G78

       


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        Fear-free introduction to CNC technology (Throwback 1984)

        In 1984, when KELLER.Software was still the publishing house ‘R. Keller’, vocational school teachers Großmann and Keller laid the foundation for our first “KELLER” software. Developed for basic CNC training, the software was called “Fear-free introduction to CNC technology”.

        The title was intended to indicate that learning on a PC (which was still something completely new at the time) had advantages. For example: that a crash on the computer causes a scare, but not money.

        This crash warning is still built into our CNC software ‘SYMplus’ today. In addition to this, the accompanying workbooks, which were already part of the learning concept back then, are available even today.

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


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          Learn CNC without fear of breaking expensive CNC machines – with KELLER.Software.

          Trainees and their creative solutions … you know them, right?

          However, creative solutions are often indispensable for cutting machine operators (and similar professions). But be careful! Even small errors can cause major damage. A crash in the CNC machine can be very expensive!

          That’s why our SYMplus™ CNC software allows you to practise and experiment safely in a virtual environment. This allows trainees to learn and try out their ideas without worrying about damage.


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            New video on YouTube: Detailed CNC machining (PAL G-Code)

            Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 15 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC turning technology according to PAL2020” could look like in reality.

            This task includes:

            • Facing with G1
            • External and internal roughing with G81
            • External and internal finishing with G42 and G41
            • Thread turning with G31
            • Grooving with wide and small grooving tool
            • Undercutting (undercut DIN509)
            • Finishing with 35° V-plate

             


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              Why SYMplus™ is a valuable addition to your lessons (CNC software for training)

              • More time for the important things: with SYMplus™, teachers don’t have to spend as much time preparing teaching materials. Instead, they can use this time to focus on imparting subject knowledge and supporting students.
              • Qualitative learning content: SYMplus™ ensures that all students have access to high-quality and up-to-date learning content specifically designed for training machinists and similar trades.
              • Inhomogeneous learning groups: With SYMplus™, students can learn at their own pace, so inhomogeneous learning groups are not an obstacle and have access to important learning materials, which helps them improve their skills individually.
              • Interactive learning environment: Interactive modules allow students to gain hands-on experience without the fear of “breaking something” and directly apply their theoretical knowledge in a safe learning environment.

              For more Info: https://cnc-keller.com/symplus-cnc-software/symplus-for-cnc-training/

               


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                Federal Minister Riesenhuber impressed by KELLER’s “graphic programming” (Throwback 1989)

                At our 300 square meter stand at EMO 1989, we were able to demonstrate how our product ‘GKE + CAM’ (the forerunner of our current CNC software SYMplus™) advances CNC production. Every hour, we used graphical programming to convert turning and milling contours into NC control formats according to the audience’s specifications in the “exhibition cinema”. The workpiece was then produced on one of the six CNC machine tools!

                ‘GKE + CAM’ impressed many well-known personalities, including Mr. Riesenhuber (man on the left in the photo), the then Federal Minister for Research and Technology – Mrs. and Mr. Keller is in conversation with him.

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


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                  Turning according to PAL with SYMplus™ at the BBS Verden (KELLLER.Academy)

                  KELLER.Academy on the road! We traveled to the BBS Verden for a SYMplus™ training day. Our KELLER.Academy professor and PAL specialist, Mr. Reckermann, introduced the participants to “Turning according to PAL with SYMplus™” and demonstrated the approach with 2-axis and driven tools in the G17 and G19 planes.

                  A particular highlight was the successful implementation using a postprocessor for the DMG machine with Sinumerik OPERATE!

                  The teachers now have plenty of material to practice during the upcoming summer vacation, which starts at the end of the week in Lower Saxony!

                  Many thanks to everyone for a great time! It was great to be with you in Verden.


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                    Basics of graphical programming (CAD/CAM) with SYMplus™ (KELLLER.Academy)

                    The KELLER.Academy was back in full swing! In this course, “Basics of graphical programming (CAD/CAM) with SYMplus™” was on the agenda.

                    Many thanks to all participants for a great time! We look forward to welcoming you back to Wuppertal soon.

                    Congratulations to Mr. Mönninghoff and Mr. Callar from BZI Remscheid, Mr. Schäfer from Becker Dreh- und Frästechnik and two other participants from Aachen on successfully completing their course!

                    Interested in developing your professional skills too? Browse through the courses offered by the KELLER.Academy: https://cnc-keller.com/keller-academy/


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