Whether you’re onboarding new team members, upskilling experienced programmers, or adopting a new module, Simutron delivers SolidCAM training tailored to your machines, materials, and parts.
Tell us what you need and we’ll put together a training plan that fits your team.
Find answers to common questions about SolidCAM training. If you need more help, simply fill in the form above, and we’ll get back to you.
Our training covers the SolidCAM modules relevant to your work. This can include anything from basic setup and 2.5D milling through to iMachining, simultaneous 5-axis machining, turning, mill-turn, Swiss-type programming, postprocessor configuration, and machine simulation. We build each session around your actual parts and machines.
It depends on the modules and the depth of coverage. Most sessions run between one and three days. For teams adopting SolidCAM for the first time, a structured multi-day onboarding programme is typical. For focused topics like a specific module or advanced technique, a single day is often enough.
Yes. We tailor every training session to your specific machines, materials, and production requirements. When you fill out the request form, let us know what you’re working on so we can prepare relevant examples and exercises.
Training is delivered by experienced SolidCAM application engineers from the Simutron team. They have hands-on CNC machining knowledge and can answer both software and practical shop floor questions.
Ideally, yes. Having SolidCAM installed and licensed on your workstations before the training means your team can follow along on their own machines. If you need help with installation or setup beforehand, we can assist.
We offer training for all levels. Beginners start with software orientation, basic milling, and coordinate system setup. Intermediate and advanced users focus on module-specific techniques, optimisation strategies, and complex machine programming.
Fill out the request form above with your details and training requirements. A member of the Simutron team will contact you to discuss dates, format (on-site or remote), and content, and confirm a schedule that works for your team.
