ARBURG Customer Training Germany

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Dear Sir or Madam,
You want to know more? More about the basic
details of operating our ALLROUNDERs. More on the
fner points of programming our technology. More on the materials you
can use for the various processes and more on mould technology, as
well as the parts that can be produced. Then why not attend a training
course at our Lossburg location?
In the frst course semester of 2014, we offer you training courses
in English that provide you with greater knowledge. In the form of
machine basic courses and machine set-up courses for the S and E
ALLROUNDER machine series, as well as on plastics technology in the
areas of materials, moulds and moulded parts.
Also if you have specifc training needs, give us a call. We are able to
offer you individualised courses with customer-specifc content upon
request. All courses will be held either at our headquarters in Lossburg
or in your company. Please send your questions, registrations and
queries regarding hotel reservations to Christina Keck by e-mail under
kunden schulung@arburg.com or call +49 7446 33-5228.
Yours faithfully,
Uwe Klumpp
Group Manager, Product Training
ARBURG GmbH + Co KG
Introduction
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General Information
Registration / confrmation
Christina Keck and Ingrid Spth
will be happy to answer your ques-
tions and to confrm your course
registration. You will receive a con-
frmation no later than two weeks
before the start of the course.
Contact
E-Mail: kundenschulung@arburg.com
Tel.: +49 (0)7446 33-5228
Fax: +49 (0)7446 33-3170
Course times / prices
First day: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Last day: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
The price (not including VAT) cov-
ers extensive course documenta-
tion, lunch, snacks and beverages.
Implementation / cancellation
Please note that ARBURG reserves
the right to cancel or change
course dates for important reasons.
Cancellations up to one week prior
to the start of the course will be li-
able to a 10% cancellation charge;
cancellations at shorter notice will
be liable to the full course fee.
Standards / certifcation
ARBURG places high demands
on its trainers. All our courses are
carried out according to a unifed
standard worldwide.
Quality in focus: we are a mem-
ber of the VermIT association of
medium-sized industrial training
centres, which regularly certifes
our instructors.
General Information
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Ingrid Spth Christina Keck
Michael Gort
Alexander Fischer David Chu
Reiner Meier
Manuel Witte
Our Team
Kai-Uwe Vorwalder
Zhijie Xing
Zoran Antoski
Markus Haas
Ralf Mutschler
Thomas Wursthorn
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Overview
Basic machine course p. 9
Introductory course on machine operation
Machine adjustment course p. 10
Main course on machine operation
and programming
Intensive machine course p. 11
Advanced course following on from
the machine adjustment course
Main service courses p. 12-14
Hydraulics/mechanics, electrics/electronics
Intensive practical service course p. 15
Advanced course SK EL, focus
on troubleshooting
Service calibration course p. 16
Course on calibrating an injection
moulding machine
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PSK
SK Abgl
Machine
Service
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Overview
Plastics technology courses p. 17-18
Injection moulding materials/injection
moulding process, moulded part/mould
Courses on special processes p. 19-22
Multi-component technology, thermoset
processing, powder injection moulding, LSR
processing, compression injection moulding,
micro-injection moulding
Courses on robotic systems p. 23-24
Six-axis robotic systems, MULTILIFT V/
MULTILIFT SELECT, MULTILIFT H
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HP
We are also pleased to offer individualised courses upon
request, with customer-specifc content. These courses can be
held either at your premises or at ARBURG.
Upon request, we are also able to offer you a course on
earlier machine types, which are no longer featured in the
machine range.
Automation
Technology
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ARBURG GmbH + Co KG
Postfach 11 09
72286 Lossburg/Germany
www.arburg.com
info@arburg.com
Training Place/Address
ARBURG headquarters in Lossburg
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Course objective: Basic knowledge of how to operate and program
an injection moulding machine
Target group: Those new to injection moulding, machine operators
Requirements: None
Course duration: 2 days
Course fee: 500,- EUR
Documents: Course folder and CD
Note: To further enhance your knowledge, we recommend participa-
tion in a machine adjustment course (M)
Course description
G Basic machine course
Fundamentals of the injection moulding machine and control
Injection moulding process
Typical plastics processing requirements
Practical situations: starting/ending the injection moulding pro-
cess, remedying faults and malfunctions, changing the mould
and moulding material with cylinder and screw cleaning
Machine maintenance
Course content
Machine Control Code
ALLROUNDER A SELOGICA direct G-A d
ALLROUNDER E SELOGICA direct G-E
ALLROUNDER H SELOGICA direct G-H
ALLROUNDER 170 S - 570 S SELOGICA G12
ALLROUNDER 170 S - 570 S SELOGICA direct G-S
ALLROUNDER C SELOGICA G14
ALLROUNDER GOLDEN EDITION SELOGICA direct G-GE
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Explanation of typical machine features
Programming the SELOGICA machine control system
Setting up clamping and injection units
Adapting the set values
Quality monitoring and data recording/backup
Machine maintenance
Course objective: Independent operation and programming of an
injection moulding machine
Target group: Installation technicians, machine operators
Requirements: Participation in a basic machine course (G) or a basic
knowledge of injection moulding
tion in an intensive machine course (P), corresponding to your machine
adjustment course (M)
Course description
ALROUNDER A SELOGICA direct M-A d
ALLROUNDER E SELOGICA direct M-E
ALLROUNDER H SELOGICA direct M-H
ALLROUNDER 170 S - 570 S SELOGICA M12
ALLROUNDER 170 S - 570 S SELOGICA direct M-S
ALLROUNDER C SELOGICA M14
ALLROUNDER GOLDEN EDITION SELOGICA direct M-GE
ALLROUNDER V SELOGICA direct M-V d
Course content
M Machine adjustment course
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Course objective: Development of knowledge on adjusting an
Requirements: Participation in a machine adjustment course (M) or
several years experience with injection moulding machines and the
SELOGICA control system
Note: To enhance your knowledge, we recommend participation in a
plastics technology course
Course description
P Intensive machine course
Independent determination of process data for an injection
moulding machine under practical conditions.
Adjusting an ALLROUNDER
Working with example scenarios
Using different injection moulding materials
ALROUNDER A SELOGICA direct P-A d
Course content
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Explanation of the most important function screens of the
Function of clamping unit and injection unit
Working with electric and hydraulic circuit diagrams
Measurement and diagnostic options
Structured detection, diagnosis and rectifcation of faults
Maintenance protocol for an electric ALLROUNDER
Maintenance of the electrical and mechanical components
Course objective: Unaided execution of mainentance work on electric
ALLROUNDERs
Target group: Service personnel, electronics engineers, mechatronics
engineers
Requirements: Basic knowledge of electrics
Course times: Day 1: 10.00 h-16.00 h
Day 2-4: 08.00 h-16.00 h
Day 5: 08.00 h-13.30 h
Course description
ALLROUNDER A SELOGICA direct SKA
SK
Course content
Service course
Electric ALLROUNDERs
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Regulating valves
Pump control
Working with the hydraulic circuit diagram
Maintenance
Course objective: Development of knowledge of hydraulic machine
sequences, fast fault detection and rectifcation
Target group: Service personnel, electronics engineers, ftters
Requirements: Basic knowledge of hydraulics and mechanics
Course description
ALLROUNDER S SELOGICA direct SKS H/M
SK H/M
Course content
Main service course
on hydraulics/mechanics
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Working with the electrical circuit diagram
Machine sequence, block diagrams
Regulating valves
Course objective: Development of knowledge of electric machine
sequences, fast fault detection and rectifcation
Target group: Service personnel, electronics engineers
Requirements: Basic knowledge of electrics and electronics
tion in the intensive course in practical service (PSK)
Course description
ALLROUNDER S SELOGICA direct SKS EL
Course content
SK EL
Main service course
on electrics/electronics
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Focus on electrics/electronics
Intensive detection, diagnosis and rectifcation of faults
Measurements and fault detection on regulating valves
Comprehensive fault analysis
Course objective: Development of knowledge of fault detection
and rectifcation
Target group: Service personnel, electronics engineers
Requirements: Participation in the main service course on
electrics/electronics (SK EL)
Course duration: 1 day
Course description
ALLROUNDER S SELOGICA direct PSK S
PSK Intensive practical service course
Course content
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Course objective: Independent calibration of an injection moulding
machine
Target group: Service personnel
Requirements: Basic knowledge of hydraulics and mechanics
Course duration: 1 day
Course description
SK Abgl Service calibration course
Machine adjustment
Checking sensors
Calibration of pumps, regulating valves, pressure sensors and
stroke measurements
all ALLROUNDER SELOGICA or SK Abgl
SELOGICA direct
Course content
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Course objective: Development of knowledge of injection moulding
materials and the injection moulding process
Target group: Installation technicians, machine operators, production
managers, controllers, sales personnel, designers, planners
Preqiusites: Basic knowledge of injection moulding and
injection moulding materials
Course description
KT 1
Plastics technology courses
Injection moulding materials / injection moulding processs
Injection moulding materials
Structure / properties of the plastics
Condition ranges / fne structure of plastics
Overview of the most important plastics
Injection moulding process
Design of the injection moulding machine
Various injection moulding processes
Process parameters and their infuence on moulded parts
Technology Code
Injection moulding materials / KT 1
injection moulding process
Course content
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Course objective: Development of knowledge of moulded part design
and injection mould confguration
Target group: Moulded-part and injection mould designers, mould-
makers, installation technicians, production managers, controllers
Requirements: Basic knowledge of injection moulding, moulds and
injection moulding materials
Course description
KT 4
Plastics technology courses
Moulded part / injection mould
Moulded part
Design of moulded parts
Shrinkage characteristics/dimensional accuracy
Mould
Construction and design of injection moulds
Types of mould and demoulding
Design of sprue and runner systems
Mould temperature control
Technology Code
Moulded part / injection mould KT 4
Course content
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Course objective: Independent equipment, set-up and operation of a
multi-component injection moulding machine
Target group: Process technicians and installation technicians for multi-
component machines
Requirements: Basic knowledge of injection moulding and participa-
Note: Please bring personal safety equipment (safety shoes)
to the course
Course description
SP MK
Introduction to multi-component processing
Explanation of various multi-component moulds
Introduction to the machine technology and accessories
Options, setup and adjustment of multicomponent moulds
including rotary platens and strippers plates
Programming of various production processes
Production control
Process optimisation
Machine and accessory maintenance
Special processes Code
Multi-component technology SP MK
Course content
Course on special processes
Multi-component technology
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Course objective: Developing knowledge of material properties and
the injection moulding of metal and ceramic powders (PIM)
Course description
SP PIM
Introduction to the structure/properties of powder materials
and different binder systems
PIM-specifc equipment of an ALLROUNDER
PIM-specifc programming, settings and monitoring of an
Detection, diagnosis and rectifcation of faults
Machine maintenance
Powder injection moulding process SP PIM
Course content
Powder injection moulding
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Course objective: Developing knowledge of material properties and
the injection moulding of liquid silicones (LSR).
Target group: Installation technicians, machine operators, mould
designers
Course description
SP LSR
Introduction to the structure/properties of plastics and LSR
materials
LSR-specifc equipment of ALLROUNDERs
LSR-specifc programming, setting and monitoring of an injec-
tion moulding machine
Basics of LSR injection mould confguration
Course content
LSR process SP LSR
LSR processing
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Course objective: In-depth knowledge of various injection coining
methods and functions
Target group: Installation technicians, machine operators, mould
designers
Requirements: Basic knowledge in injection moulding and attend-
ance of a machine set-up course (M)
Course fee: 500,-
Course description
SV PTP
Introduction to mould technology
Introduction of various injection coining techniques
Injection coining functions in the SELOGICA direct controller
Programming the injection coining sequence in dry cycle on an
ALLROUNDER
Process documentation
Injectoin coining SV PTP
Course content
Special technology course
Injection coining
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Course objective: Independent working with a six-axis robotic system
Requirements: Participation in a machine adjustment course (M)
Note: As preparation, we recommend participation in one of the
MULTILIFT courses (RP ML-V, RP ML-H). Credit notes cannot be used in
this case.
Course description
Course content
RP 6AC
Introduction to the six-axis robotic system
Technical data, Kuka Control Panel, safety circuits
Movements of the six-axis robotic system
Creation of teach points
Programming basic settings, different removal methods,
set-down sequences and placing fnished parts in patterns
Creation of a complete production sequence
Monitoring functions, working area monitoring
Robotic system Control Code
Six-axis SELOGICA direct RP 6AC
Course on robotic systems
Six-axis robotic systems
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Operation of the vertically (V) operating MULTILIFT V or
the horizontally (H) operating MULTILIFT H
Programming of the MULTILIFT on ALLROUNDERs
Various practical applications: teach-in programming,
programming of sequences, patterned part set-down and
monitoring functions
Function description of the inputs and outputs
Data set management
Maintenance and inspections of the safety equipment
Course objective: Unaided programming of the ARBURG robotic
system MULTILIFT V, SELECT and H
Target group: Programmers of MULTILIFT robotic systems
Requirements: Basic knowledge in the operation of injection moulding
machines
Course fee: 750,-
Course description
RP ML
Robotic system Control Code
MULTILIFT V, SELECT SELOGICA direct RP ML-V1
Course content
Course on robotic systems
MULTILIFT Programmer - Level 1
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Karlsruhe
Freiburg
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ARBURG GmbH + Co KG
Arthur-Hehl-Strae | 72290 Loburg
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Enrolment For Training Course
To: ARBURG GmbH + Co KG, Fax +49 (0)7446 33-3170
From: (please complete this form)
Company:
Address:
Telephone: Fax:
E-Mail:
In case of queries, please contact:
I/We will arrive on:
and depart on:
Fax
The invoice will be charged at the end of the course. The room reserva-
tion is binding. Cancellations are usually subject to a cancellation fee and
only possible in agreement with the providers of the accommodation.
In this case please contact the hotel/guest house directly.
We have been informed that all liability claims against ARBURG are
excluded, should a course participant suffer any damages or injury on the
ARBURG premises.
Room reservation
please send us this information together with your enrolment.
No thank-you, we do not require accommodation
Yes, please reserve accommodation for the person(s) listed below
(please enter exact number of rooms required and date of reservation)
Name double single date from-to
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Course Date Name of participant
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approval of ARBURG.
All data and technical information have been compiled with great care.
However, we are unable to guarantee its correctness. Individual illustra-
lions and inlormalion may deviale lrom lhe aclual delivery condilion ol
the machine. The relevant valid operating instructions are applicable for
the installation and operation of the machine.
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