CoreDux® Academy
A pragmatic industry driven feedback loop Learn all about gas and liquid transportation systems. Register via the form below!Useful tools for engineers
The CoreDux Academy is a useful tool for engineers seeking to enhance their expertise through collaboration with a Coredux peer. Dive into the intricacies of the liquid, gas and vacuum technology niche with our engineer-to-engineer training sessions, available online, on-premise in The Netherlands and France, or at a location of your preference.
No fluff, just the nitty-gritty from engineers who’ve been there and done that. In the Academy we cut to the chase, sharing the do’s and don’t of flexible’s and other lessons learned from our experience. The CoreDux Academy is built around Share, Solve and Supply – because knowledge is power, and we enjoy empowering you.
Manufacturing, welding, cleaning, testing and validating. We talk the talk and walk the walk. Designing gas-, liquid-, and vacuum systems? We’ve got that practical feedback loop. Born from the mistakes of engineers who have paved the way.
When it comes to product development, we’re there for you. Relevant, reliable, and ready to share. This isn’t your typical company presentation: this is CoreDux – where real-world know-how meets market smarts.
What our clients say
Testimonials
I joined the CoreDux Academy session without previously designing with CoreDux products or similar items . My aim was to understand the best methods for designing fluid and gas circuits, with a focus on cleanliness, ease of manufacturing, cost-effectiveness, and functionality.
The session provided me with a lot of valuable information, including understanding which hoses are best suited for certain applications, best practices for tolerancing hose assemblies, and insights into mono polymer versus copolymer PTFE.
I also learned about designing for orbitally welded joints, different leak test configurations, and many other practical tips that I can now apply when designing F&T parts.
All in all, it was a great opportunity to receive a high-level overview from industry experts on various topics related to fluid and gas transport. I found the topics covered to be highly applicable to a wide variety of disciplines at ASML. I would definitely recommend this experience to my colleagues and have already shared some of the key takeaways with them.
Grant Farrel
Mechanical Design Engineer at ASML
I attended the CoreDux academy at Tegema, prior to this I expected to learn some general information but I was pleasantly surprised afterwards. I learned more technical information than expected with great practical examples of suboptimal designs. After learning more about CoreDux itself as well, I can say I am very positive about CoreDux.
Tegema
Senior Mechanical Engineer
I attended the “Cleaning and Validations” Academy session at VIRO Arnhem. I hoped to learn more about cleanliness grades, validation methods and influencing factors prior to this session, luckily those topics were covered and I gained valuable insights on them. I appreciated that CoreDux shared the presentation afterwards which was a very useful summary.
Viro
Mechanical Engineer
Attending the ASML San Diego Academy session was very insightful and useful in learning how to properly GD&T hoses. I expected the session to be very technical on the design of hoses and their capabilities.
ASML
Mechanical Engineer
I took part in the “Cleaning and Validations” Academy session at VIRO Arnhem. I was happy to learn more about CoreDux as a company and got some valuable technical information about the product as well as information on cleanliness and manufacturability.
Viro
Mechanical Engineer
I attended the session in Ditzingen on 16.01.2024. I have been working with varioushose and pipe systems since the start of this project (about 6 months before theCoreDux training). I was hoping to deepen my understanding of pipe and hose constructions. I gained insights on the technical information on flexible fluid lines and the technical information on components of fluid systems other than flexibles (e.g.connectors). Since the Academy, I have been preaching the space requirements of orbital welding to every colleague who will listen.
I found the technical part of the workshop very interesting and engaging. It was particularly nice to see some of the discussed features “in the flesh.” I found the history of CoreDux to be a bit tedious, but I also understand why it is included.
TRUMPF
Mechanical Engineer
I partook in the “Cleaning and Validations” Academy session at VIRO Arnhem which was a very useful session for me. I learned helpful information on flexible fluid lines and realised that we need to keep cleanliness consequences in mind while designing.
Viro
Mechanical Engineer
I attended the Coredux Academy product training/Basic Artery training, with no prior experiences with products similar to CoreDux’s, I hoped to gain more general product knowledge and learn about the best design practices. The presentation of CoreDux was focussed on product lines, product development and how to use them in designs, so it was really useful to me.
ASML
Mechanical Engineer
I attended the “Cleaning and Validations” Academy session at VIRO Arnhem, hoping to learn more about the mutual understanding on design vs manufacturability, focusing on cleanliness. I am happy to say that I did get valuable insights on cleanliness, as well as great examples of substandard designs.
Bas Jongkind
Viro
I attended the “Cleaning and Validations” Academy session at VIRO Arnhem. I did have experience with metal and plastic hoses already prior to this session, but I was hoping to learn more about the cleanliness requirement application. Using practical examples of suboptimal designs CoreDux taught me more about cleanliness design and validation which was very valuable.
Sietse Wijtvliet
Viro