Machine Tools 1 Virtual Trainer Courseware | NB701
Model Name: Machine Tools 1 Virtual Trainer Courseware | NB701
Model Number: NB701
Learning Topics
- Band Saw Operation
- Selecting Stock
- Band Saw Operation
- Introduction to Drill Press
- Drill Press Safety
- Drill Press Tooling
- Drill Press Operations
- Reaming
- Countersinking
- Counterboring
Amatrol’s Machine Tools Virtual Training courseware for the Machine Tools 1 (96-MP1) introduces machine tools and use in application, allowing learners to develop skills and knowledge needed to apply the use of power tools in modern industry. It takes learners through key topics and skills in power tools and safety including how to operate band saws and and introduction and operation of use for drill presses.
In addition, the Machine Tools Virtual Training course covers how to safely operate two tools found in every machine shop: the power band saw and the drill press. This system allows learners to practice hands-on skills like: using horizontal and vertical band saws to cut stock to specified lengths; using the prick punch, center punch, and ball-peen hammer to prepare holes for drilling; and drilling a pilot hole to prepare a hole for countersinking.
Multimedia Curriculum Highlights Machine Tools Skills
Amatrol’s peerless interactive multimedia curriculum utilizes text with voiceovers, pictures, videos, stunning 3D animations, and interactive quizzes and reviews that engage learners in theoretical knowledge and concepts. This thorough, detailed curriculum begins with the basics and advances to complex concepts. Through partnerships with key industry leaders and leading educators, Amatrol developed the right balance of knowledge to train learners to work in their chosen field.
Machine Tools Virtual Training Systems
Amatrol’s virtual training systems combine interactive multimedia with virtual simulators to teach a wide range of technical skills. Amatrol’s virtual simulators expertly replicate hands-on equipment with industrial realism and skill-building, mirroring the actual Amatrol training equipment, so that learners can perform the same tasks using virtual training systems that they would using Amatrol learning systems. Benefits of Amatrol’s virtual training systems include reducing initial program startup costs, requiring less classroom space, and offering seamless integration with Amatrol’s hardware systems if they are added in the future.
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