Program Overview
This program is designed to build end-to-end capability in press tool design, development, and lifecycle management for manufacturing environments. It enables engineers to strengthen alignment between design and shopfloor execution, reduce tool failures and downtime, and enhance productivity through industry best practices. With a strong focus on practical application, the course integrates fundamentals, advanced tooling strategies, and real-world problem-solving to drive operational excellence in automotive and manufacturing sectors.
Features
- Design efficient press tools aligned with manufacturing and production requirements
- Reduce tool failures, downtime, and defects using structured troubleshooting approaches
- Apply strip layout optimization, material selection, and tolerance best practices
- Improve tool life and productivity through effective maintenance and lifecycle management
- Integrate design, manufacturing, and shopfloor processes for operational excellence
Target audiences
- Manufacturing Engineers
- Tool Room Engineers
- Production Engineers
- Maintenance Engineers
- NPD / Industrial Engineering teams
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 26 Lessons
- 1 Day
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- Fundamentals of Press Tools & Sheet Metal Operations4 Items
- Press Tool Design Principles5 Items
- Manufacturing of Press Tools3 Items
- Press Shop Integration & Troubleshooting3 Items
- Tool Maintenance & Lifecycle Management4 Items
- Advanced Practices & Industry Best Practices5 Items
- Capstone / Application Project2 Items
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