Nedschroef Opens Cold Forming Academy
FEATURE
Nedschroef Machinery has opened Nedform Academy to provide training for cold heading technology.
The academy is based at Herentals, Belgium, where three state-of-the-art multi-station Nedform cold heading machines are available for practical instruction.
Training courses include a three-day “Cold Metal Forming From Theory to Practice” seminar; operator machine training course; and “From Wire to Fastener” for new fastener manufacturers.
“Manufacturers of metal fasteners and parts are increasingly being asked to manufacture products with a complex geometry,” according to Nedschroef. “Often these products will still be turned on a lathe, but high volumes mean that cold forming is an attractive alternative.”
Cold forming requires knowledge of basic materials, tools and machine operations for production on multi-station cold forming machines. That knowledge “is what the Nedform Acadmey is all about.”
Cold forming technology allows high speed production with a minimum of waste, offering an alternative to lathe-turning, milling, grinding, drilling and welding, especially in high volume parts.
Training is available in English and German languages.
For information contact Nedschroef Machinery. Tel: (32) 14 257 141 Email: nedformacademy@nedschroef.be Web: nedschroefmachinery.com
Founded in 1961, Nedschroef Machinery supplies multistation, cold and warm metal forming machines.
Related Stories:
• ‘Spirit of St. Louis’ Rivet Maker Declares Bankruptcy
There are no comments at the moment, do you want to add one?
Write a comment