Training

Classroom Training for PC-DMIS CAD Level 1 (Tactile DCC) - Hexagon Technical Centre - 5 days

Course summary/agenda:
The PC-DMIS Level 1 course is targeted at individuals who have little or no experience with CMMs and want to gain the knowledge to write and execute measurement routines in PC-DMIS. The course starts with the basics of CMM operation and over the week expands to a level of understanding that will enable users to write, execute and edit PC-DMIS measurement routines and create accurate metrology reports for use in the quality control process. Topics covered include - probe definition and calibration, part alignment, measured and constructed features, the generation of automated measurement routines, and reporting measurement results.

Classroom Training for PC-DMIS CAD Level 1 (Tactile DCC) - Hexagon Technical Centre - 5 days

Course summary/agenda:
The PC-DMIS Level 1 course is targeted at individuals who have little or no experience with CMMs and want to gain the knowledge to write and execute measurement routines in PC-DMIS. The course starts with the basics of CMM operation and over the week expands to a level of understanding that will enable users to write, execute and edit PC-DMIS measurement routines and create accurate metrology reports for use in the quality control process. Topics covered include - probe definition and calibration, part alignment, measured and constructed features, the generation of automated measurement routines, and reporting measurement results.

Classroom Training - Introduction to geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T) - Hexagon Technical Centre - 1 day

Options:
This course can be delivered to BS/ISO or ASME Y14.5 standards. We also offer a ‘Virtual’ option for both courses.

Course summary/agenda:
• Introduction to geometrical product specification (GPS)
• Requirements of GD&T
• GD&T standards
• Interpretation of geometrical characteristics
• The implications of using certain geometrical characteristics
• Understanding datum reference systems (primary, secondary, tertiary. 6 Degrees of freedom)
• General tolerance
• Tolerance frames
• Understanding the GD&T symbols:
• Form tolerances
• Location tolerances (including maximum material condition principle)
• Orientation tolerances
• Runout tolerances
• Profile tolerances
• Surface texture principles
• New symbology
• Advanced features