GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB

TECHNICAL EDUCATION & VOCATIONAL

TRAINING AUTHORITY

CURRICULUM FOR

CNC PROGRAMMING, SETUP & OPERATIONS

CURRICULUM FOR
(6 – Months Course)

CURRICULUM SECTION
ACADEMICS DEPARTMENT
96-H, GULBERG-II, LAHORE
Ph # 042-99263055-59
[email protected], [email protected]
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TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Pakistan is a developing nation and endeavoring to convert its economy from agricultural
to industrial base. The ever growing industrial infrastructure is now adopting modern
manufacturing techniques by installing such machinery & equipment which has a fairly
high degree of automation which can meet the demand of local and foreign customers
especially in quality, quantity and engineering precisions. This automation helps to
increase productivity and precision in the products manufactured.
In the engineering concerns there is a good population of CNC Machines; installed for
execution of precision engineering works. But the dilemma is the shortage of skilled
manpower in the market which can handle these precise CNC machinery and automated
equipment to the satisfaction of their owners. Due to this handicap the conversion from
conventional to CNC technologies is very slow.
This course has been designed keeping in view the demands and expectations of the
engineering cluster and the stakeholders. This course aims at producing such skilled
manpower which can proficiently operate CNC machines by programming, setting-up
and carrying out their assigned work. The manpower produce will develop a confidence
amongst the industrial sector to adopt CNC Machining Technologies with a faster pace as
compared to the past. Eventually the economy of Pakistan will stabilize specifically in the
engineering sector.

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CURRICULUM SALIENTS
CNC Programming,Setup & Operations
(6-Months Course)

Entry Level Min. 1-Year Technical Training Certificate

(Machinist)
(Candidate with basic knowledge and
competency in CAD will be preferred)
OR
Four years working/ Hands-On experience
with Min. Inter- level Education

Duration of Course 06 Months

(Single Semester of 20 Weeks teaching
delivery)

Total Training Hours 600 Hours

Contact Hours per week 30 Hours per Week,

5 Hours per day (including Friday)
6 Days a Week,

Training Methodology Practical 80%

Theory 20%

Internship 2-Weeks

Medium of Instruction English / Urdu

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SKILL COMPETENCY DETAIL:

On successful completion of this course, the trainee will be able to acquire following skill
proficiencies:

1. Apply safety procedure and observe work ethics on shop floor and work sites

2. Differentiate between CAD & CAM Software according to their applications /

implementations

3. Alter CNC Programming by Generating NC Code Files and alteration of ‘G’ & ‘M’
Codes

4. Properly setup the CNC machines using the CNC control panel and preparing the
machines for executing work/ jobs

5. Operate CNC Machines like CNC Machining Centre, CNC Lathes / Turning, CNC
Cylindrical Grinders & EDM machines

6. Reading engineering drawings in 2D/3D in CAD software

7. Usage of Measuring Instruments/Equipment

8. Use of different attachments and accessories on machines

9. Preventive and corrective Maintenance of machines according to malfunction

alarms

10. Set the machines for operation

11. Properly handle the working of hand tools etc

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KNOWLEDGE PROFICIENCY DETAILS:

On successful completion of this course, the trainee would be able to acquire following
knowledge :-

1. Workout simple mathematical calculations required for CNC programming

2. Know about basic concepts relating to making & presenting data in graphic form
in 2D and 3D etc

3. Differentiate between absolute and incremental measuring system

4. Understand the mechanism for developing part programs for CNC machines

5. Familiar with Standard Working Processes along with work ethics

6. Interpret different attachments and accessories on machines

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CURRICULUM DELIVERY STRUCTURE

CNC Programming,Setup & Operations
(6-Months Course)

Make up Co-curricula
Curriculum Delivery Revision Final Test Total
Session Activities

W 1-20 21-22 23-24 25 26

E
E
26
K

20 2 2 1 1

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SCHEME OF STUDIES
CNC Programming, Setup & Operations
(6-Months Course)

Sr. Theory Practical Total

Subjects
No. Hours Hours Hours
1 Engineering Drawings 10 0 10
2 Metrology (Advance) 5 10 15
3 Computer Integrated Manufacturing 20 0 20
4 Reverse Engineering 5 0 5
5 A - CNC Machining 5 0 5
A-1 CNC Vertical / Horizontal
10 240 250
Machining Centre
A-2 CNC Lathe/Turning 10 110 120
A-3 CNC Cylindrical Grinding 10 40 50
B - EDM (Electro- Discharge
5 0 5
Machining)
B-1 CNC EDM Super Drilling 10 20 30
B-2 CNC EDM Wire-Cut 10 30 40
B-3 EDM Shaping / Die Sinking 10 30 40
6 Work Ethics 10 0 10
TOTAL 120 480 600

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DETAIL OF COURSE CONTENTS

CNC Programming,Setup & Operations
(6-Months Course)
Theory Practical
Sr. # Units Topics
Hours Hours
1 1-1 Engineering Drawings 10 -
1-1.1 Understanding Graph Paper 2 -
1-1.2 Absolute & Incremental Positioning 2 -
1-1.3 Drawings Basics 2 -
1-1.4 Pictorial Drawings & Orthographic Views 1.5 -
1-1.5 Sectioning & Dimensioning 1.5 -
1-1.6 3D Models/Designs 1 -

2 2-1 Metrology (Advance) 5 10

2-1.1 Introduction & Analysis 1 -
2-1.2 Types of Measuring Instruments (Direct & Indirect) 0.5 1
2-1.3 Regular Measuring Instruments 1 1
Use of Steel Rule, Steel Measuring Tape, Vernier
2-1.4 1 8
Calipers, Inside/Outside Micrometer, Height Gauge,
2-1.5 Radius Gauge
Advance Measuring Instruments 0.5 -
2-1.6 Computerized Measuring Machine (CMM) at 0.5 -
2-1.7 Introductory
ComputerizedLevel
3D Laser Scanning at Introductory Level 0.5 -

3 3-1 Computer Integrated Manufacturing 20 -

3-1.1 Defining NC & CNC System 1 -
3-1.2 Types of NC System & Part Programming 1 -
3-1.3 Basics of NC Programming With Their Address Words 1
CIM 3-1.4 Preparatory & Miscellaneous Functions (G Codes, M 1 -
3-1.5 Codes)
Using Simulation & Gouge Checking Methods 1 -
3-1.6 Understanding NC Control & NC Programming Using 1 -
3-1.7 CAM Software
Running Simulation Software for CNC Milling Machine 1 -
3-1.8 Reference Setting with Absolute & Incremental 1 -
3-1.9 Positioning
Linear Rapid Positioning Motion 1 -
3-1.10 Work Coordinate Compensation & Tool Compensation 1 -
Milling System
3-1.11 Circular Plane Selection with G17/G18/G19 1 -
3-1.12 Applying Various Milling Features & Cycles to Work Part 1 -
3-1.13 Simulate & Verifying Applied Features & Cycles 1 -
3-1.14 Making NC Part Programming (Manual / Auto) 1 -
Lathe 3-1.15 Running Simulation Software for CNC Lathe Machine 1 -

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3-1.16 Importance of Coordinate Systems & Reference 1 -

3-1.17 Positioning
Setting of Machine, Work Part, Tool & Coordinate 1 -
3-1.18 System
Applying Various Turning Features & Cycles to Work 1 -
Lathe Part
3-1.19 Simulate & Verifying Applied Features & Cycles 1 -
3-1.20 Making NC Part Programming (Manual / Auto) 1 -

4 4-1 Reverse Engineering 5 -

4-1.1 Introduction & Objectives 1.5 -
4-1.2 Types & Methods 1.5 -
4-1.3 Manual / Conventional Methods 1 -
4-1.4 Computerized Manufacturing 1 -

5 5-A A - CNC Machining 5 -

5-A.1 Introduction & Safety 0.5 -
5-A.2 Understanding CNC Machine & Accessories 0.5 -
5-A.3 Understanding Control Panel 0.5 -
5-A.4 Relation Between Control Panel & Machine Mechanically 0.5 -
5-A.5 Working Range/Capacity (Maximum & Minimum) 0.5 -
5-A.6 Understanding Coordinate Systems 0.5 -
5-A.7 Importance of Reference Positioning 0.5 -
5-A.8 Linear & Circular Interpolation Movements 0.5 -
5-A.9 Standard Working Parameters (RPM & Feed Rates) 0.25 -
5-A.10 Operator’s Role During The Working 0.25 -
5-A.11 Before Clamping the New Job 0.25 -
5-A.12 Advantages of CNC Machining 0.25 -

5-A-1 A-1 CNC Vertical / Horizontal Machining Centre 10 240

5-A-1.1 Introduction & Safety 1 4
5-A-1.2 Understanding & Operating Control Panel 1 20
5-A-1.3 Introduction to Machine Mechanics 0.5 -
5-A-1.4 Machining Centre Axis / Traverses Capacity / Range 0.5 -
5-A-1.5 Types of Various Milling Tools & Their Applications 0.5 20
5-A-1.6 Milling Attachments & Accessories 0.5 20
5-A-1.7 Importance of Job Dialing & Tool Alignment 0.5 -
5-A-1.8 Importance of Proper Work Piece Clamping 0.5 -
5-A-1.9 Job Referencing 0.5 10
5-A-1.10 Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) & Tools Offsetting 0.5 6
5-A-1.11 Job Performing Process 0.5 10
5-A-1.12 Various Types of Machining Cycles 0.5 10
5-A-1.13 Roughing, Semi-Finishing & Finishing Cycles 0.5 10

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5-A-1.14 Facing Electrical / Mechanical Interruptions 0.5 5

5-A-1.15 Resetting & Resume Machining Techniques 0.5 5
5-A-1.16 CNC Vertical/Horizontal Machining Centres are 1 -
5-A-1.17 Beneficiary for? Examples
Common Practical 0.5 120

5-A-2 A-2 CNC Lathe/Turning 10 110

5-A-2.1 Introduction & Safety 1 2
5-A-2.2 Understanding & Operating Control Panel 1 10
5-A-2.3 Introduction to Machine Mechanics 1 -
5-A-2.4 Lathe & Turning Machine Axis / Traverses & Capacity / 1 -
5-A-2.5 Range
Part Programming/Machining Cycle 1 10
5-A-2.6 Lathe Tools (Right/Left Hand) & Their Applications 1 4
5-A-2.7 Work Piece Clamping Techniques 1 -
5-A-2.8 Job Referencing & Tool Offsetting - 6
5-A-2.9 Importance of Concentric Jobs 1 -
5-A-2.10 Job Straightening Techniques - 4
5-A-2.11 Job Performing Process 0.5 8
5-A-2.12 Types of Turning Cycles 0.5 -
5-A-2.13 a) Facing & Simple Turning - 5
5-A-2.14 b) Step Turning & Taper Turning - 5
5-A-2.15 b) Roughing & Profile Finishing - 5
5-A-2.16 c) Internal & External Threading - 5
5-A-2.17 d) Drilling, Boring & Tapping - 5
5-A-2.18 e) Knurling, Grooving & Parting - 5
5-A-2.19 Facing Electrical / Mechanical Interruptions - 2
5-A-2.20 Resetting & Resume Machining Techniques 0.5 4
5-A-2.21 CNC Lathe/Turning is Beneficiary for? 0.5 -
5-A-2.22 Common Practical Examples - 30

5-A-3 A-3 CNC Cylindrical Grinding 10 40

5-A-3.1 Introduction & Safety 0.5 1
5-A-3.2 Understanding & Operating Control Panel 1 2
5-A-3.3 Introduction to Machine Mechanics 0.5 -
5-A-3.4 Grinding Machine Axis / Traverses & Capacity / Range 0.5 -
5-A-3.5 Part Programming/Machining Cycle 1 2
5-A-3.6 Grinding Wheels, Grains & Dressing 0.5 4
5-A-3.7 Work Piece Clamping Techniques 0.5 -
5-A-3.8 Job Referencing & Wheel Offsetting 0.5 4
5-A-3.9 Importance of Concentric Jobs 1 -

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5-A-3.10 Job Performing Process 0.5 4

5-A-3.11 Types of Grinding Cycles 0.5 2
5-A-3.12 Rough Grinding & Fine Grinding 0.5 4
5-A-3.13 Straight Grinding & Step Grinding 0.5 4
5-A-3.14 Facing Electrical / Mechanical Interruptions 0.5 1
5-A-3.15 Resetting & Resume Machining Techniques 0.5 2
5-A-3.16 CNC Grinding is Beneficiary for? 0.5 -
5-A-3.17 Common Practical Examples 0.5 10

5-B B - EDM (Electro Discharge Machining) 5 -

5-B.1 Materials & Their Compositions 0.5 -
5-B.2 Introduction of Best Conductors 0.5 -
5-B.3 Understanding Electric Discharge Machining 0.5 -
5-B.4 Relation Between Volts & Ampere 0.25 -
5-B.5 Brass, Molybdenum & Copper / Carbon Conductors 0.25 -
5-B.6 Understanding Control Panel 0.25 -
5-B.7 Understanding Machine Mechanics 0.25 -
5-B.8 Relation Between Control Panel & Machine 0.25 -
5-B.9 Mechanically
Working Range/Capacity (Maximum & Minimum) 0.25 -
5-B.10 Advantages of CNC Elec. Discharge Machining 0.25 -
5-B.11 Importance of Reference Positioning 0.25 -
5-B.12 Absolute & Incremental Measuring System 0.25 -
5-B.13 Operator’s Role During The Working 0.25 -
5-B.14 Before Clamping the New Job 0.5 -
5-B.15 Advantages of CNC Machining / EDM 0.5 -

5-B-1 B-1 CNC EDM Super Drilling 10 20

5-B-1.1 Introduction & Safety 1 1
5-B-1.2 Understanding Machine Parts & its Accessories - -
5-B-1.3 Understanding Machine Axis / Traverses & Capacity / - -
5-B-1.4 Range
Understanding & Operating Control Panel 2 2
5-B-1.5 Proper Installation of Drilling Electrode (Brass Pipe) 2 2
5-B-1.6 Importance of Work Piece Dialing & Drill Alignment 1 -
5-B-1.7 Importance of Proper Work Piece Clamping 0.5 -
5-B-1.8 Reference Setting 1 1
5-B-1.9 Job Performing Process 0.5 1
5-B-1.10 Volts & Ampere Adjustment During the Work - 0.5
5-B-1.11 Facing Electrical / Mechanical Interruptions 0.5 0.5

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5-B-1.12 Resetting & Resume Working Techniques 0.5 1

5-B-1.13 CNC Super Drill is Beneficiary for? 0.5 -

5-B-1.14 Common Practical Examples 0.5 6

5-B-2 B-2 CNC EDM Wire-Cut 10 30

5-B-2.1 Introduction & Safety 1 1
5-B-2.2 Understanding Machine Parts & its Accessories - -
5-B-2.3 Understanding Machine Axis / Traverses & Capacity / - -
5-B-2.4 Range
Understanding & Operating Control Panel 1 2
5-B-2.5 Proper Installation of Wire (Molybdenum) 2 4
5-B-2.6 Importance of Work Piece Dialing & Wire Alignment 1 -
5-B-2.7 Importance of Proper Work Piece Clamping 0.5 -
5-B-2.8 Wire Reference Setting 1 2
5-B-2.9 Job Performing Process 1 2
5-B-2.10 Volts & Ampere Adjustment During the Working - 1
5-B-2.11 Facing Electrical / Mechanical Interruptions 0.5 1
5-B-2.12 Resetting & Resume Working Techniques 1 2
5-B-2.13 CNC Wire-Cut is Beneficiary for? 0.5 -
5-B-2.14 Common Practical Examples 0.5 10

5-B-3 B-3 EDM Shaping / Die Sinking 10 30

5-B-3.1 Introduction & Safety 1 1
5-B-3.2 Understanding Machine Parts & its Accessories - -
5-B-3.3 Understanding Machine Axis / Traverses & Capacity / - -
5-B-3.4 Range
Understanding & Operating Control Panel 2 2
5-B-3.5 Proper Installation of Electrode 1 3
5-B-3.6 Importance of Work Piece Dialing & Electrode 1 -
5-B-3.7 Alignment
Importance of Proper Work Piece Clamping 0.5 -
5-B-3.8 Reference Setting 1 2
5-B-3.9 Job Performing Process 1 2
5-B-3.10 Volts & Ampere Adjustment During the Working - 1
5-B-3.11 Facing Electrical / Mechanical Interruptions 0.5 1
5-B-3.12 Resetting & Resume Working Techniques 1 2
5-B-3.13 CNC Wire-Cut is Beneficiary for? 0.5 -
5-B-3.14 Common Practical Examples 0.5 6
6 Work Ethics 10 -
TOTAL : 120 480

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LIST OF PRACTICALS

Units Topics
2-1 Metrology (Advance)
Demonstrating Direct & Indirect Measuring Instruments /
Methods
Introducing Common Measuring Instruments & Their Usage
Proper Usage of Steel Rule
Proper Usage of Steel Measuring Tape
Proper Usage of Vernier Caliper
Proper Usage of Micrometers
Proper Usage of Radius Gauge

5-A-1 A-1 CNC Vertical / Horizontal Machining Centre

Starting of Work with Safety & Cleanliness
Applying Safety Precautions & Safety Measures
Use of Emergency Switch & Its Necessity
Demonstrating Operation of Fire-Fighting Extinguishers
Brief Introduction to the CNC Control Panel & Its Operating
Step-by-Step Operating Methods
Operating in Idle Mode
Operating in MDI Mode
Operating in Auto Mode
Communication b/w Control Panel & Part Programming File
Pre-Inspection Before Starting the Work
Usage of End Mill Cutters
Usage of Ball Mill Cutters
Usage of Bull Mill Cutters
Usage of Dial Indicator / Zero Setter / Touch Probe
Work Part Referencing Procedure
Proper Usage of ATC in Safe Manners
Tool-wise Allocation in Tooling Chamber
Part Programming Execution Procedure
Working with Rough Machining Features
Working with Semi-Finishing Machining Features
Working With Finishing Features
Dealing with Emergency Situations
Dealing with the Nominal Interruptions & their Solutions
How to Edit the Part Programming File in Safe Manners
Resetting & Resume Machining Cycle after Interruptions

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Working on Various Practical Jobs as per Instructor’s Direction

5-A-2 A-2 CNC Lathe/Turning
Starting of Work with Safety & Cleanliness
Applying Safety Precautions & Safety Measures
Use of Emergency Switch & Its Necessity
Brief Introduction to the CNC Control Panel & Its Operating
Step-by-Step Operating Methods
Operating in Idle Mode
Operating in MDI Mode
Operating in Auto Mode
Communication b/w Control Panel & Part Programming File
Pre-Inspection Before Starting the Work
Usage of Straight Turning Features
Usage of Rough Turning Features
Usage of Finish Turning Features
Usage of Rough Profile Features
Usage of Grooving & Parting-Off Features
Work Part Referencing Procedure
Tool-wise Allocation in Tool Post
Part Programming Execution Procedure
Dealing with Emergency Situations
Dealing with the Nominal Interruptions & their Solutions
How to Edit the Part Programming File in Safe Manners
Resetting & Resume Machining Cycle after Interruptions
Working on Various Practical Jobs as per Instructor’s Direction

5-A-3 A-3 CNC Cylindrical Grinding

Starting of Work with Safety & Cleanliness
Applying Safety Precautions & Safety Measures
Use of Emergency Switch & Its Necessity
Brief Introduction to the CNC Control Panel & Its Operating
Step-by-Step Operating Methods
Operating in Idle Mode
Operating in MDI Mode
Operating in Auto Mode
Communication b/w Control Panel & Part Programming File
Pre-Inspection Before Starting the Work
Usage of Wheel Dressing Features
Usage of Straight Grinding Features
Usage of Rough Grinding Features

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Usage of Fine Grinding Features

Usage of Taper Grinding Features
Work Part Referencing Procedure
Part Programming Execution Procedure
Dealing with Emergency Situations
Dealing with the Nominal Interruptions & their Solutions
How to Edit the Part Programming File in Safe Manners
Resetting & Resume Machining Cycle after Interruptions
Working on Various Practical Jobs as per Instructor’s Direction

5-B-1 B-1 CNC EDM Super Drilling

Starting of Work with Safety & Cleanliness
Applying Safety Precautions & Safety Measures
Use of Emergency Switch & Its Necessity
Demonstrating Operation of Fire-Fighting Extinguishers
Brief Introduction to the Control Panel & Its Operating
Step-by-Step Operating Methods
Operating in Idle Mode
Operating in MDI Mode
Operating in Auto Mode
Proper Installation of Specific Drill (Brass Pipe)
Proper Clamping of the Work Part
Work Part Referencing Procedure
Pre-Inspection Before Starting the Work
Working Execution Procedure
Working with Low Amplitude Parameters Setting
Working with High Amplitude Parameters Setting
Proper Job Monitoring During the Operation
Dealing with Emergency Situations
Dealing with the Nominal Interruptions & their Solutions
Resetting & Resume Machining Operation after Interruptions
Working on Various Practical Jobs as per Instructor’s Direction

5-B-2 B-2 CNC EDM Wire-Cut

Starting of Work with Safety & Cleanliness
Applying Safety Precautions & Safety Measures
Use of Emergency Switch & Its Necessity
Brief Introduction to the CNC Control Panel & Its Operating
Step-by-Step Operating Methods
Operating in Manual Mode

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Operating in Auto Mode

Proper Installation of Specific Wire (Molybdenum)
Inspecting Wire Alignment & Tightness
Proper Clamping of the Work Part
Work Part Referencing Procedure
Pre-Inspection Before Starting the Work
Working Execution Procedure
Working with Low Amplitude Parameters Setting
Working with High Amplitude Parameters Setting
Proper Job Monitoring During the Operation
Dealing with Emergency Situations
Dealing with the Nominal Interruptions & their Solutions
Resetting & Resume Machining Operation after Interruptions
Working on Various Practical Jobs as per Instructor’s Direction

5-B-3 B-3 EDM Shaping / Die Sinking

Starting of Work with Safety & Cleanliness
Applying Safety Precautions & Safety Measures
Use of Emergency Switch & Its Necessity
Demonstrating Operation of Fire-Fighting Extinguishers
Brief Introduction to the Control Panel & Its Operating
Step-by-Step Operating Methods
Operating in Idle Mode
Operating in Manual Mode
Operating in Auto Mode
Proper Installation of Electrode (Copper / Carbon)
Proper Clamping of the Work Part
Work Part Referencing Procedure
Pre-Inspection Before Starting the Work
Working Execution Procedure
Working with Low Amplitude Parameters Setting
Working with High Amplitude Parameters Setting
Getting Fine Grain of Specific Materials
Proper Job Monitoring During the Operation
Dealing with Emergency Situations
Dealing with the Nominal Interruptions & their Solutions
Resetting & Resume Machining Operation after Interruptions
Working on Various Practical Jobs as per Instructor’s Direction

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LIST OF TOOLS, EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY

(FOR CLASS OF 25-STUDENTS)

Name of Trade / Course CNC Programming,Setup & Operations

Duration of Course 06- Months

Sr.
Nomenclature of Equipment / Tools Quantity
#
1 CNC Lathe Machine/ Turning Centre 2
2 CNC Vertical/ Horizontal Machining Centre 2
3 CNC Cylindrical Grinder 1
4 CNC EDM Super Drill 1
5 CNC EDM Wire-Cut 1
6 EDM Shaping / Die Sinking 1
7 Power Machine Vice 2
8 Universal Clamping Vice 2
Assorted T.C. Inserts Holders for CNC Vertical/Horizontal
9 10
Machining Centre
Assorted T.C. Inserts Packets for CNC Vertical/Horizontal
10 20 Packets
Machining Centre
11 Computer Set with Simulator Software 13 + 1
12 Color LaserJet Printer (A4 size) 1
13 Micrometers 0 ~ 25mm, 25 ~ 50mm 2 Each
14 Network equipment including installation (set) 1
15 Steel Rule 0-300mm Double Sided Graduations 5
16 Calipers (Inside & Outside) 160mm - 200mm 2 each
17 Center Punches - 100mm 60º 5
18 Try Square - 6 Inch 3
19 Master Try Square 1
20 Screw Driver Set - Flat Blade& Philip 6" 2
21 Vernier Caliper 0-150mm, 0-300mm, 0-600mm 2 Each
22 Combination Set 1
23 Screw Wrench - 12" 14" 18" 2 Each
24 Star Allen Key Set 2
25 Pedestal Drilling Machine 1
26 Electric Hand Drilling Machine 1

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EMPLOYABILITY OF PASS OUT

After passing the course the student will be able to join

1) Self Employment

2) Pakistan Ordinance Factories - Wah Cantt.

3) Heavy Mechanical Complex – Taxila

4) PAEC Projects

5) Pakistan Aeronautical Complex – Kamra

6) NDC

7) Shipyard

8) Atomic Energy

9) KRL – Kahota Research Laboratories

10) Automobile Industry

11) Textile Industry

12) All Dies & Mould Making Setups using CNC Machines

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Minimum Qualification for Instructor

1. Instructor

- B.Sc./BE Mechanical/Mechatronics & Control/Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering

with minimum of 3 -Years related Experience

OR
- B. Tech Honors Mechanical/Mechatronics with 4 Years related Experience

OR
- D.A.E. in Mechanical, Mechatronics, Automations Instrumentation with 6 Years
related Experience

2. Shop Assistant

2- Year Technical Training Certificate in Machinist Technology/Trade

With 2 Years Experience (with knowledge of operating CNC Machines)

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Reference Books

1- CNC Machining Handbook

by : James Madison
Publisher: Industrial Press, Inc.;
1st edition (January 1, 1996)

2- CNC Programming Handbook

by : Peter Smid
Publisher: Industrial Press, Inc.;
3rd edition (November 26, 2007)

3- Electrical Discharge Machining

by : Elman C. Jamsen
Publisher: Society of
Manufacturing Engineers Customer
Services, USA (Copyright 2001)

4- Applied CNC Machining

(Paper Back)
by : Josh Mitchell
Publisher : McGraw-Hill (May 10, 2008)

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