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July 13, 2009
Learning machine programming and operation skills on a MAG VMC 4020 FX
Students at a CNC training center in Ohio are learning machine programming and operation skills on a MAG VMC 4020 FX, courtesy of a local machine supplier. The Akron CNC Training Center offers a 17-week adult education program that teaches skills necessary to enter the machining job market. The school is located inside S.C. Manufacturing, and the CNC milling machine was provided through consignment from HM Technology of North Royalton, Ohio. David Grega (from left), president of HM Technology, Laurie Norval, training center director, and Steve Gaug, HM sales manager, are pictured.

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