Search

Line Cards

Machine Tools Elements

Wainbee’s Machine Tool Element course is a comprehensive 3 day course focusing on the technology of drilling and tapping as well as a study of a variety of machinery components used to construct automated drilling and tapping machines.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

In this course participants will learn:

  • a variety of drills, taps, broaches, and reamers, and the technology required for their successful application;
  • a number of drilling and tapping machines with respect to their functional differences, their strengths and weaknesses and the technology required to apply them;
  • comparisons of various methods of tooling and parts transfer and the machine;
  • components required to achieve them;
  • a comprehensive overview of automated drilling and tapping special machines.
MAJOR TOPICS COVERED
  • The technology of drilling and tapping - speeds, feeds, and horsepower requirements
  • Hypneumat drilling and tapping machines
  • Desoutter Auto-feed drills and tappers
  • Index tables - Jackson and Autorotor
  • Gilman machine slides
  • Multiple spindle heads - Centreline, Commander, and Gyroll
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Design engineers, production engineers and maintenance and set-up personnel involved in the design, building, and maintenance of special drilling and tapping machines.

FEES & SCHEDULES

Classes are limited to 9 people per class. Tuition fee is Cdn $695.00 plus GST per attendee per course.

Special Offers: 10% discount applies to all regular course fees for companies registering for two or more courses at the same time. Prepaid packages of 5 courses are $4,000.00 and 10 courses are $7,000.00. (Packages exclude Wainbee's Electrohydraulic courses.)

For current year's schedule, please click here.

Please call our Training Assistant at 905-568-1700 ext. 2275 or send us an e-mail should you have further query.

COURSE OUTLINE
Day One
  1. Introductions
    • Principles of Automation
    • Course Overview and Objectives
  2. Drill
    • Design and types
    • Materials and coatings
    • Drilling do's and don'ts
    • Drill sharpening
    • Flow drilling
  3. Tapped Threads
    • Screw thread nomenclature
    • Tap types
    • Classes of taps and threads
    • Tap holders
    • Machine tapping
  4. Speeds and Feeds
    • Data and formulae
    • Windows® based selection program
  5. Cutting Fluids
Day Two
  1. Chicago Pneumatic / Desoutter AFD's
    • Features
    • Accessories
    • Applications
  2. Hypneumat
    • Models, mountings and capabilities
    • Leadscrews tapping
    • Applications
Day Three
  1. Multiple Spindle Heads
    • Commander (universal joint heads)
    • Centreline (geared heads)
    • GyRoll (high speed geared heads)
    • Zagar (close centre crank heads)
  2. Index Tables
    • General considerations and suggestions
    • Cylinder tables
    • Geneva tables
    • Harmonic motion tables
    • Barrel cam tables
  3. Linear Slides
    • Selection of slide types
  4. Modular Slides
    • Dovetail slides
    • Hardened steel slides
    • Roller bearing slides
    • Ball bearing positioning slides