Live In-person

Revolutionize Your CNC Programming: Model-Based Definition Demonstration

December
12
@
10:00 am
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December
12
@
2:00 pm
Register to Attend
Live In-person

Revolutionize Your CNC Programming: Model-Based Definition Demonstration

December
12
@
10:00 am
-
December
12
@
2:00 pm
Register to Attend

Join us at our Advanced Technology Center for an in-person exclusive demonstration event designed to showcase the transformative power of Model-Based Definition (MBD) in CNC programming. Discover how MBD can significantly reduce the time and effort required to produce high-quality CNC programs.

Location

CCAT’s Advanced Technology Center 
409 Silver Lane, East Hartford, CT

Details

During this event, Principal Engineer Nasir Mannan and our technical team will demonstrate how to set up strategies within Siemens NX CAM to generate CNC programs tailored to specific feature tolerances. You’ll see firsthand how to post these programs for a Sinumerik control and leverage advanced tools like the ThirdWave Production Module to minimize cutting force spikes and cycle times. Additionally, we’ll introduce Distortio for reducing vibration and chatter during CNC machining.

Witness a comparative analysis of dimensional inspection results between a conventionally programmed and machined airfoil versus one produced through a model-based workflow. We’ll highlight the differences in programming time and part quality, culminating in a live demonstration on the TRAK VMC10si 4-axis CNC machine.

Furthermore, we’ll explore the value of the digital twin and how real-time data collected via an edge device during the manufacturing process can be used for corrective action control, minimizing production variability in real time.

Don’t miss this opportunity to see how MBD can revolutionize your manufacturing processes and enhance your production efficiency. Register now to secure your spot!

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