TECHNICAL EDUCATION SOLUTIONS
K-12 CNC and Machining Programs and Equipment
Klein helps educators build CNC and machining programs that prepare students for precision manufacturing careers on the same controls and platforms used across industry. Students learn to set up, program, and operate computer numerical control equipment, developing the machining skills that remain in constant demand across aerospace, automotive, and advanced manufacturing.
CNC And Machining k-12 training
Building CNC Skills the Right Way
and machine operation in a safe, repeatable environment before moving to live equipment, stretching shop time and protecting tooling while building confidence. From there, students progress to real CNC machining centers and lathes built around industry-standard controls, gaining authentic experience on the technology employers expect. Interactive curriculum and benchtop systems introduce the fundamentals of machining, tooling, and CNC programming, giving students a strong conceptual foundation before they reach the machine.
Our solutions grow with your program. You can begin with simulation and benchtop fundamentals and expand into a complete CNC machining lab over time, supported by instructor training and long-term pathway planning.
Our k-12 CNC and Machining Programs
From CNC simulation and benchtop fundamentals to industry-standard machining centers and lathes, our programs are built around real equipment and a pathway that scales with your program's goals.
Ready to Build a Engineering Program Your Students Will Use?
Whether you're starting from scratch or upgrading an existing lab, our team will help you find the right equipment and curriculum for your program. We serve K–12 schools and districts across the United states.