Course Description
Corrective Leveling Basics provides learners with a basic understanding of the concepts and equipment, terminology, and troubleshooting methods that apply to corrective leveling processes for sheet metal. There are several processes that are considered “leveling”; the emphasis for this course will be the corrective leveling that is typically applied to sheet metal prior to the metal being cut-to-length and stacked.
Who will benefit from this Corrective Leveling course?
Companies, individuals, or educational institutions that purchase, manufacture, or otherwise require an understanding of corrective leveling and the cut-to-length and multi-blanking process.
Course Classification
*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Corrective Leveling Basics
*upon successful completion
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