Training on your machine.
Not in a classroom.
We train your people on the machine they work with every day. Operators learn to run it safely and cleanly. Maintenance staff learn to replace the nozzle, protective window, ceramic ring and other wear parts themselves. When a new material or a new sheet thickness comes in, we work out the cutting parameters together on site.
What does training on your own machine bring?
Less downtime and fewer calls for small things. People who know their machine replace a burnt protective window or a worn nozzle themselves and do not have to wait for a technician. People who know what care the machine needs keep it running longer. This matters most when no one near you knows the machine. We train on your machine, with your materials, in the scope you need. Training fits well with commissioning or maintenance, so you pay for the journey only once. What a visit outside Germany costs: service abroad. Phone: +49 172 510 0715
What your people can do afterwards
Daily operation
Start and shut down the machine safely, load material, run programs, read messages correctly. Hands-on at the machine, not as a lecture. We also show the points that usually cause trouble first.
Replacing wear parts
Nozzle, protective window, ceramic ring and the other parts that are due regularly. Your maintenance staff replace them themselves under our guidance until every step is routine. This includes recognising when a part is worn.
Care for a longer machine life
Clean the optics correctly, check the coolant, keep an eye on the filters, keep the guides clean. These are small tasks, but they decide whether a machine runs reliably for a long time or fails early and at high cost.
What you do yourselves and what not
We say clearly where the work of your people ends and where a technician is needed. Knowing this avoids damage caused by well-meant work in the wrong place.
Learning to change the protective window
Protective window cassette removed for replacement. Gloves are worn so that no fingerprints get onto the glass.
New material, new sheet thickness
Working out parameters together
A new order brings a material or a thickness your machine has never cut. We work out the parameters with your operator at the machine, with test cuts, until the edge is right.
On site, not via remote access
We do not set parameters remotely. Whether a cut is right shows at the edge, in the gas, at the nozzle and in the material. That can only be judged at the machine, so we come to you for it.
Your operator learns with us
The result should not only be a parameter table, but an operator who understands why it looks the way it does. Then they can adjust it themselves for the next material.
The edge shows whether it is right
Close-up of the cut edge of a sheet metal part. The striation pattern and the edge quality show whether the cutting parameters suit the material.
How training is organised
At your site, on your machine
Training takes place on your own machine, not in a training centre and not online. Your people learn on exactly the controls and wear parts they use every day.
In English or German
We speak English and German. If some of your operators speak neither, a colleague who can translate makes the training easier for everyone.
Combined with other work
Training fits well with commissioning, a relocation or maintenance. Your people watch while we work and then do the steps themselves that they will take over in future.
Certificate of attendance on request
On request we confirm who was trained on which machine and which topics were covered. This is not an official or regulatory qualification.
FAQ
Yes. A trained operator or maintenance technician replaces the nozzle, protective window, ceramic ring and other wear parts without a technician. That is exactly what we practise in the training on your machine until the steps are routine. We also show how to recognise a worn part and what to check after replacing it.
Yes, on site at your machine. We work out the parameters together with your operator through test cuts until the result is right. We do not do this via remote access, because the cutting quality has to be judged at the machine.
On request, yes. It confirms who was trained on which machine and which topics were covered. It is not an official or regulatory qualification.
We speak English and German, so the training can be held in either language. If some of your operators speak neither, it helps if a colleague translates.
No. The scope depends on your machine, your people and what they should be able to do afterwards. We agree this by phone beforehand. We charge by time, net per technician: EUR 100 per hour on site and EUR 70 per hour travel time, door to door. Flights, rental car and hotel are charged at cost, without mark-up. You receive a cost estimate before we book.
Yes, and this is often the most sensible way, because you pay for the journey only once. While we work on the machine, your people watch and then do the steps themselves that they will take over in future.