Online training by IMTMA for Machining Aerospace Material on 27-28 May

New Delhi, May 15 (KNN) Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers' Association (IMTMA) will organize an online training on ''Machining Aerospace Materials - Challenges and Solutions" on May 27th to 28th.

According to IMTMA, this programme will be conducted by Pradeep Kumar, who is a Mechanical engineer, started his career with NTTF where he trained students in Die and Mould making methods. Later he worked with Kennametal, in the cutting tool manufacturing industry for more than 32 years, gained experience in the area of sales and marketing of Metal Cutting, Metal forming and Mining tools.

For the last 10 years, he was Head of Knowledge centre in Kennametal and trained more than 20000 executives in the field of metal cutting tools and its applications.

The focus areas will be trends & challenges in aerospace materials - material properties of super alloys, composites, etc and machinability of aerospace materials; machining of titanium and super alloys - tool selection typical cutting parameters for titanium & super alloys machining; selection of parameters for the different operations typical case studies fr0m aerospace industry.

The other focus areas are: Tools and selection of parameters for machining aluminium alloys, New Generation cutting tools for machining Aerospace materials and Do's & don'ts in aerospace material machining.

After the training participants can learn about like understand machining strategies for machining Titanium alloys and other materials, select optimum cutting parameters for machining aerospace materials, understand high speed machining of aluminium alloys in aerospace industry, Learn about latest development in machine tools for aerospace material machining and

Learn about latest types of cutting tools for machining aerospace materials.

Participants will have to pay Rs. 6000 + 18 per cent GST for the online training programme. If one wish to participates in group the he/she will pay 20 per cent for 3 to 5 and 30 per cent for 6 and more delegates being nominated fr0m the same company.