Best practices in CNC focus of CIM-TECH webinar
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The webinar will discuss how to effectively program multiple CNC machine configurations and styles to maximize your throughput all the way to assembly.
ORLANDO, Florida -- CIM-TECH will present a webinar August 6 at 2 p.m. Eastern that is aimed at maximizing your CNC operations.  "Whether you have a single CNC or multiple CNCs in your shop, creating the best programs based on each machine’s configuration and strengths has become the responsibility of your CNC programmer,"  said Kenny Belfatto,  national sales manager for CIM-TECH
 
 
Kenny Belfatto, National Sales Manager for CIM-TECH, has extensive experience in training and supporting companies on best practices for CNC programming.
Belfatto, who will lead the webinar discussion, said there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach as today's CNC environment is in constant change. From point-to-point to nested-based machines, each machine needs to be programmed in a style that will optimize each machine’s strengths.  
The webinar will discuss how to effectively program multiple CNC machine configurations and styles to maximize your throughput all the way to assembly. Talking points of the webinar include:
  • The need to program multiple machine configurations and styles
  • Handling CNC parts in nested based solutions
  • Controlling the flow of parts from the nest
The 45-minute presentation will be followed by a question and answer session.  Watch the webinar on demand.
 
 
 
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