FMA Unveils Virtual Precision Press Brake Certification Course

FMA, Virtual Precision Press Brake Certification Course

Virtual Training to Master Press Brake Operations
The Fabricators & Manufacturers Association (FMA) has introduced a fully virtual Precision Press Brake certification course aimed at providing professionals with in-depth knowledge of press brake operations. This course is designed to teach the theory and math fundamentals behind sheet metal bending, equipping participants with the necessary skills to operate press brakes with precision and avoid common bending issues. The comprehensive training includes three ten-hour live sessions, three hours of on-demand video content, and access to resource materials to enhance learning.

Comprehensive Learning Experience and Key Bending Skills
The course focuses on essential press brake techniques, including how to calculate accurate bend deductions, select the appropriate tooling, and determine the right v-die opening to prevent part distortion. Participants will engage in interactive instruction and practice with sample work problems that simulate real-world scenarios. These exercises aim to help learners develop a strong understanding of the principles behind quality sheet metal bending, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical applications.

Certification and Added Resources
Upon successful completion, participants can earn FMA’s prestigious Precision Press Brake certificate by passing an online exam. In addition to the training, participants will receive a free copy of Steve Benson’s textbook, “Bending Basics” (valued at $95), further enhancing their learning experience. The course sessions are scheduled live from Noon to 3:30 p.m. Central Time, allowing for direct interaction with experienced instructors. This structure ensures a flexible and accessible way to gain certification and improve expertise in press brake operations.

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