Computer Numerical Control Machines
With the advanced manufacturing sector boom and the skills gap leaving many positions unfilled, skilled workers, such as CNC machine operators, are in greater demand than ever. When looking for qualified workers, manufactures give special consideration to workers with industry-standard credentials like those offered by the National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS).
Levil Technology is a family oriented, Central Florida based company established in 2000. We are dedicated to the design and production of tabletop CNC machines that have a broad array of users across many industries. Unlike many tabletops out there, our machines are able to reach incredible precision and high speeds thanks to our servo controlled technology. Not only are they capable of machining, but they can also digitize, change and measure tools automatically, perform CAN cycle and much more using a simple to use Windows-based software or industry proven FANUC control. Use the FANUC controls to achieve your FANUC CNC Certification.
The EDUMiLL is a revolutionary system that incorporates technologies from the additive and subtractive manufacturing fields to open the door to a new realm of possibilities and further innovation by making it affordable to include a 3D printer and a robust CNC mill in one package. Designed with the end-user in mind, you can effortlessly switch from printing to milling, allowing you to spend more time crafting your ideas to life. Whether they involve rapidly prototyping a complicated shape or machining a complicated part, this machine will be able to handle everything you can throw at it and get the job done.
CNC Machines
LEVIL Mill & Lathes / FANUC ROBODrills and CNC Simulators
ROBODRILL’s compact design and easy accessibility from all sides make it ideally suited for trouble free machine tending. Adding tending robots is easy thanks to our Quick and Simple Startup Packages. All FANUC products speak the same language and share common servo and control platform – something that makes learning and operation extremely easy.
FANUC offers CNC Operator Training Solutions
There is a growing need for skilled workers competent in the setup, programming and operation of CNC’s. Since more manufacturers trust their operations to FANUC CNC’s than any other control platform, it’s important that students and workers become FANUC CNC certified.
The machining industry – including capital equipment like lathes, mills, machining centers, forges, presses, and injection molding machines – have been the backbone of manufacturing. There is not a job shop or manufacturing plant that likely has not invested in this technology. Automating these machines gives manufacturers clear advantages in terms of utilization, secondary processes, labor resources and productivity. The fact is anytime a machine sits idle or an operator isn’t available to support it equates to lost productivity and profits. FANUC's robots and software make it easy to connect the equipment and improve throughput/overall equipment effectiveness.
Advantages of Robotic Machine Tending
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Increase flexibility compared to fixed automation
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Maximize throughput with higher speeds and performance
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Increase system uptime
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Ability to service multiple machines
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Reduce operation costs
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Increase quality
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Ability to perform secondary operations
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Improve employee satisfaction
Machine Tending Robots
Use these FANUC Robot to tend your CNC Machine to gain a FANUC Robotics Certification
NIMS CNC Machine Operator Certification
National Institute for Metalworking Skills
Amatrol’s CNC Machine Operator program offers a virtual CNC machine experience that allows learners to practice and develop the required skills for operating a CNC machine via the computer and then transfer those skills to a live machine. Learners gain CNC training through hands-on engagement via a virtual platform that acts like a real CNC machine. If a learner forgets to turn the power on, they must figure out the problem as they would on a real machine.
To be effective members of the workforce, CNC machine operators must possess a wide range of skills, so Amatrol’s CNC Machine Operator Program teaches future operators hands-on skills in the following areas:
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Performing part measurement and gauging
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Interfacing with a CNC
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Making tooling decisions
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Responding to machine malfunctions
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Setting-up and operating a CNC machine