Jigs & Fixture Design Course
Machining, welding, inspection & assembly fixtures — 3-2-1 locating, clamping and documentation.
Course overview
Machining, welding, inspection & assembly fixtures — 3-2-1 locating, clamping and documentation.
This domain program at 4Dimensions Infotech is taught by industry professionals with a practical, project-first approach. You will learn SolidWorks / NX / CATIA, 3-2-1 Principle, Clamps (DESTACO), Locators and apply them on real mechanical design problems, finishing with a portfolio-ready project.
Highlights
- Hands-on training on licensed software
- Industry assignments reviewed by mentors
- Live project & certification
- Placement assistance & lifetime job alerts
Jigs & Fixture Design Syllabus
01Fundamentals2 topics
- Jigs vs fixtures
- Degrees of freedom & 3-2-1 principle
02Locating2 topics
- Locators: pins, pads, V-blocks
- Datum alignment with part drawing
03Clamping2 topics
- Toggle, swing & hydraulic clamps
- Clamping force calculation
04Fixture Types3 topics
- Machining fixtures (VMC/HMC)
- Welding & inspection fixtures
- Assembly & checking fixtures
05Design & Detailing3 topics
- Base plate, risers, rest blocks
- 2D detailing & BOM
- Fixture design review checklist
Industry projects & assignments
Tools & skills you'll master
Career opportunities
FAQs — Jigs & Fixture Design
What is the duration of the Jigs & Fixture Design course?
The Jigs & Fixture Design course runs for about 2.5 month(s) with flexible weekday, weekend and fast-track batches.
Is placement support available after Jigs & Fixture Design?
Yes. You get placement assistance (or guarantee on eligible programs), mock interviews, an auto-generated portfolio & ATS resume and lifetime job alerts.
Can I attend online?
Yes — choose Offline, Online (live) or Hybrid mode. Recorded lectures are available after approval.
Will I get a certificate?
Yes, you receive a 4Dimensions Infotech certificate for Jigs & Fixture Design on successful completion of assignments and project.
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