Festo Didactic is running MERSETA accredited courses that combine theory with practice. Here is a breakdown of what is on offer in July this year:
Basic pneumatics
The objectives of low-cost automation, pneumatic symbols and other general pneumatic principles, running from 12-14 July in Johannesburg.
Pneumatic maintenance
This includes a revision of basic pneumatics, followed by more advanced subjects, such as air preparation and layout, and will run from 26-28 July in Durban.
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
PLC control principles, familiarisation, programming and related material, running from 19-21 July in Johannesburg.
Advanced hydraulics
Development of circuit diagrams, analysis of hydraulic systems and synchronous operation of cylinders, runs from 26-28 July in Johannesburg.
Proportional hydraulics
Symbology, specifications and technology behind proportional hydraulics, running from 19-21 July in Durban. To enter, please contact Tom Webster at 011 971 5500 or e-mail: [email protected].
Mechatronics 2
This continues from Mechatronics 1 and includes a review on control technologies, the course furthers practical skills, such as downloading software to a PLC with diagnostics, and helps learners interpret technical specifications. It will run from 11-14 July in Durban.
For more information contact Tom Webster, Festo Didactic, 011 971 5500, [email protected]
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