Jigs & Fixture Design and Manufacturing Course Training is a specialized mechanical engineering program that teaches how to design work-holding and tool-guiding devices used in manufacturing and machining operations.
The course focuses on designing devices that hold, locate, and guide workpieces accurately during machining, improving productivity, accuracy, and repeatability in mass production.
The main objective of this training is to teach engineers to:
Engineers trained in this field typically work as Fixture Design Engineers or Tooling Engineers in manufacturing industries.
A jig is a device that holds the workpiece and guides the cutting tool.
Example:
A drilling jig that guides the drill bit through bushings to ensure accurate hole positions.
A fixture is a device that holds and locates the workpiece but does not guide the cutting tool.
Example:
A milling fixture that holds a component during CNC machining.
They are widely used in industries to:
These devices are commonly used in CNC machining centers, drilling machines, milling machines, and assembly lines.
Students learn to design components like:
Standard components are often sourced from suppliers such as:
The training also covers fixture manufacturing methods, such as:
This ensures that engineers design fixtures that are practical and manufacturable in tool rooms.
Students learn to design jigs and fixtures using CAD tools like:
Skills include:
Typical training projects include:
These projects help students gain real-world tooling design experience.
Students can work as:
Industries include:
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