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Maintenance & Trouble Shooting of presses


Maintenance & Trouble Shooting of presses

Date : 25 to 26 February, 2020   Location / Mode : Pune


INTRODUCTION

The focal point and workhorse of the sheet metal shop is the press and maintaining a reliable press system is essential to face the fierce competition faced by today's press shops. In metal stamping, everything from poor quality parts to accelerated die wear and damage often is caused by poor maintenance. Many fabricators rely on ad hoc maintenance when a machine goes down, with all available resources focused to fix the problem. This approach works most of the time, but at a high cost. Whereas adhering to a press maintenance program leads to cost reduction by decreasing downtime, enhancing machinery output, and establishing a formal recordkeeping system for ongoing inspections.
Preventive maintenance is not a single event, but should be viewed as a long-term process for reaping real benefits. It is well proven that presses, under a comprehensive PM program, experience a much longer mean time between failure. Also from the press room safety point of view, systematic maintenance enables a safe working environment for the workforce.
Keeping this in view, Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers' Association (IMTMA) is organizing a 2 day programme on Maintenance and Trouble Shooting of Presses on 25-26 February 2020 at IMTMA,Pune.


• Overview of various Metal-Forming Processes
• Problems of AHSS & Hybrid Processing
• Stamping Tools & Equipment
• Classification & Type of Presses and Automation Mechanical Presses
• Types, Anatomy, Features, Aggregates, Subsystems
• Advantages – Limitations
• Hydraulic & Servo Presses Types, Anatomy, Features, Aggregates,Subsystems
• Tips for Maintenance of Presses Typical Problems at various type of Presses
• Tricks of Trade to identify and resolve them
• Maintenance Management Maintenance Tools & Equipment for Press,
• Safety Issues
• PM & Alignment Checklist & standards
• Press Quality Audit
• Installing a Press Press Procurement & Site Preparation; Types ofFoundations & Floor Plan
• Care for Transportation and Unloading
• Sequence of Assembly & Proving
• Advantages – Limitations

After undergoing the programme, the participants will be able to -

1. Specifications of presses and types of drives
2. How to carry out maintenance of sub systems of presses
3. Hydraulic circuits in presses and their trouble shooting
4. Developing PM schedule and check list

This programme will benefit managers, engineers and middle management personnel involved in the functions of production, and maintenance of press shop from automobile and auto ancillaries, tool rooms, aerospace, defence & railway establishments, general engineering and other manufacturing industries.

This programme will be conducted by Mr. Avinash Khare having rich expertise in metal forming domain.
Mr. Avinash Khare is Former Asst. General Manager at Tata Motors, Pune. He has 33 years of experience in various functions involving Technology Development, Maintenance, Capex and resource management, Die Design and Business Excellence. Now he is working with IMTMA as a Consultant & Head of Technology Centre on Metal-forming.The programme will be highly interactive where participants can solicit feedback on specific technical issues from the expert faculty.





REGISTRATION :  

Prior registration for participation is necessary. Number of participants is limited and will be accepted on ‘First Come First Serve’ basis. A Certificate of participation will be issued to participants.

Important Information : Participation fee includes, course material, working lunch and tea / coffee. Interested companies are requested to register online by clicking on 'REGISTER' button and by filling up the nomination authority and participant's details in specified form.

FEE PER PARTICIPANT

IMTMA Members / Micro Companies

Rs. 8500/-

+18% GST


IMTMA Non Members/ Others

Rs. 9500/-

+18% GST


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