Knowledge. Skills. Competence.

We want your staff to be able to operate, program and maintain your SW machine from the beginning. Through ‘hands-on’ teaching our trainers will give you all the skills needed in practice. In addition to this basic training, we offer various special courses where expert knowledge can be acquired – so you can work inde- pendently and efficiently.

Fully use all the possibilities of your machines from SW and perform maintenance properly yourself: We qualify your employees in life academy for working independently and efficiently with machines from SW. Our trainers all have many years of service experience and incorporate a high level of practical training. They teach on site or in the training centers in Waldmössingen and Suzhou, focusing on expertise that will help your employees tap the full potential of your machines. 

Training / Overview

SW Machine Operation
BE-1
SW Machine Operation

The objective of this course is to understand and learn the safe handling of the SW machine control.

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Service & Maintenance for SW Machines
IH-W
Preventive Maintenance for SW Machines

The objectives of this course are to know the required maintenance tasks for an SW machine and to gain the skills to perform the related tasks correctly.

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IH-1
Basic Maintenance for SW Machines

The objectives of this course are to understand the assembly groups and measuring systems of a SW machine as well as to gain the skills to execute the basic troubleshooting and repair tasks correctly.

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IH-2
Advanced Maintenance and Repair for SW Machines

The objectives of this course are to deepen the knowledge of the assembly groups and measuring systems of a SW machine.

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IH-MS
Motor Spindle Repair and Replacement

The objectives of this course are to enable the participants to identify the cause of a motor spindle malfunction and to take the necessary steps for repair.

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IH-UK
Lateral Entry Course Maintenance

The objective of this course is to update the participants on the knowledge and skills required to maintain a new SW machine after changing from another machine or control type within the family of SW machines.

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IH-LB
Operation and Configuration of the ’life data’ System

The objective of this course is to enable the participants to safely operate the SW ‘life data’ system on an SW machine.

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Programming for SW Machines
PR-1
Basics of CNC Programming for SW Machines

The objective of this course is to learn to use the control of SW machines including the programming of simple part programs.

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PR-2
Advanced Programming for SW Machines

The objective of this course is to deepen the understanding of the SW machine control regarding the programming of advanced part programs.

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PR-3
5-Axis Machining with SW Machines

The objective of this course is to deepen the understanding of the SW machine control regarding the programming of a fifth machine axis.

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PR-M
Measuring Probe Programming and Operation

The objective of this course is to provide CNC programmers the required knowledge and skills to safely program and operate a measuring probe.

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PR-WA
Artis Tool Monitoring System

The objective of this course is to provide all necessary knowledge and skills to safely operate the tool monitoring system ARTIS.

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PR-WT
Toolinspect Tool Monitoring System

The objective of this course is to provide all necessary knowledge and skills to safely operate the tool monitoring system Toolinspect.

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Contact Persons

As Technology People we know how important an understanding of technical correlations is for fulfilling daily production requirements. An essential factor is the employees who operate, program and maintain the machines. They make the critical difference in availability and productivity.

But to be able to make their contribution, they need practically oriented advanced training in each new machine type and machine generation. With this knowledge they will work more efficiently and independently – win-win for company and employee. 

"Qualified operators who are able to perform routine tasks on our machines can increase practical availability and output. Because of this, it is always worth while investing in advanced training with 'life academy'."

Matthias Sigmann, 'life academy' Manager

Answers all your questions related to 'life academy'. 
Contact: Tel. +49 7402 74-7359 
E-Mail: academysw-machines.de 

Silvia Herre, Customer Support 'life academy'

Adapts training courses to your individual requirements. 

Ryszard Malinowski, Senior Trainer

Life- Services