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On-going Learning - Die Cast Training Network

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Even when you have completed all the basic training from the Die Cast Training Network, there is still plenty more you can learn. In fact, you should make it your objective to continue to learn throughout your career. Listed below are some of the other learning opportunities available on Die Casting topics. Conferences, Exhibitions and Seminars. International Trade Fair for Foundry Technology. 16 20 June 2015, Dusseldorf, Germany. Die Casting Congress and Exposition. 12 14 January 2016, Nuremberg, Germany.

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Learning Modes - Die Cast Training Network

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All the courses developed by the Die Cast Training Network have been designed for maximum flexibility in the way they can be accessed and the way they can be presented. There is a well established view among educational professionals that the best learning outcomes occur in a 'social context'; that is, in connection with other people. This is one reason why traditional teaching in a classroom has proved to be very effective over a long period of time. In this mode, the subjects and lessons are presented ...

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List of Sponsors - Die Cast Training Network

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Die Thermal Control, Hot Sprue Systems, Advanced Shot Monitoring, Die Design Software. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Representing: Frech Die Casting machines, Robamat die heaters, Allper plunger systems, LPM Low Pressure machines, Ti/B and Sr, Spare Parts and Pre-owned equipment. Hot chamber Die Casting machines, Die Casting Engineering Services, Toolmaking Machinery. CAST Cooperative Research Centre. Click here to view. A list of our sponsors.

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Affiliates - Die Cast Training Network

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Affiliates are organisations with which the Die Cast Training Network has an on-going or reciprocal relationship in regard to training courses and participants. Many educational institutions have teaching programs in areas which are akin to Die Casting such as light alloys, foundry studies, metallurgy, materials science, design and computer aided engineering. An affiliation with the Die Cast Training Network is therefore a benefit to both the institute and the students. How to become an Affiliate.

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Who should enrol? - Die Cast Training Network

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Meet Ricardo, Production Operator. Ricardo started work in the press-shop of an automotive components supplier and now he works in the Die Casting department. He likes the work, but would like to know more about how the machines and equipment function. His goal is to become a production team leader. He believes that more training will help his prospects, and enable him to do a better job. Meet Craig, Production Technician. These courses have significant technical content in them, but the presentation mak...

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About Us - Die Cast Training Network

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The Die Cast Training Network has been established by a small team of industry professionals who are aware of the need for more training for the Die Casting industry. A shortage of adequately trained personnel is a significant problem for this technically based industry which is undergoing expansion worldwide. The objectives of the Die Cast Training Network are:-. To develop and maintain a complete set of structured, well-designed courses supported with extensive, state-of-the-art resources. Training cou...

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Companies - Die Cast Training Network

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Any company who is involved with Die Casting can participate in The Die Cast Training Network. Participation gives immediate access to the full range of training courses for the company’s employees. We have courses that are suitable for the full range of job categories in the Die Casting industry, including new recruits, machine operators, die setters, furnace attendants, supervisors, quality inspectors, production engineers, die designers, product designers and sales staff. Less waste of materials.

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Sponsorship - Die Cast Training Network

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The Die Cast Training Network is funded from two main sources: course enrolment fees and sponsorship. Our objective is to keep the subject enrolment fees as low as possible to make training, and better knowledge, available to as many people in the industry as possible. For this reason, we rely on sponsorship to help cover the operational costs of the Network. Sponsorship can be provided in different ways, including:. Sponsored training of individuals. View a list of our sponsors. Supplier sponsors are al...

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Technician Level - Die Cast Training Network

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Technicians are responsible for the day-to-day technical management and problem solving in a Die Casting plant. To be fully effective, a Die Casting technician must understand the process at a very fundamental level. This includes the forces, strains, heat and pressure required to drive the process in the right direction. Many of the problems which arise in a Die Casting plant can be traced back to inadequate technical knowledge of the process. CAD designers who need to properly understand the process fo...

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Operator Level - Die Cast Training Network

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These subjects are designed primarily for people who are employed in a Die Casting factory. This includes machine operators, die setters, furnace operators, supervisors, people involved in secondary operations (such as trimming, machining, plating and powder coating) as well as quality assurance staff. They are suitable for both new recruits and people who have worked in Die Casting for some time. None of these subjects involve any calculations or difficult concepts, and they can be completed in any order.