FANUC Expands CNC Training Program
The expansion includes extra courses and additional equipment investments for several facilities in the United States.
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View MoreFANUC America (Rochester Hills, Michigan) is expanding its CNC training program with additional course offerings and significant facility upgrades. FANUC currently offers a range of training courses covering CNC maintenance, operations and programming, servo and laser maintenance, Ladder/PMC editing, FANUC Picture Development, G-code programming, custom macro programming, conversational programming, and others. FANUC training courses include hands on instruction and real-world troubleshooting, and are taught by experienced professionals who have been trained at FANUC headquarters in Japan.
The expansion to the FANUC training program include the following improvements:
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New online training courses including mill, lathe and custom macro programming courses as well as general maintenance and integrator training
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More than 50 additional CNC systems purchased for classroom training
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New training facility in Auburn, Washington (Seattle area), and classroom upgrades at the Huntersville, North Carolina (Charlotte-area), and Rochester Hills, Michigan (Detroit-area) facilities.
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Machine tools with FANUC controls installed at several FANUC locations for use in select classes
A complete course list and schedule is available at fanucamerica.com/cnctraining.
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