CNC Grinder uses graphical and conversational programming.
May 4, 2005 - Axium Power CNC system addresses all aspects of cylindrical and surface grinding process. Embedded grinding/dressing cycles are governed by menu-driven data entry as well as wizard-guided wheel and diamond origin setup. Cylindrical grinding process allows for full OD/ID grind cycle for 2-axis grinding machines and provides inclined axis capability by tilting grinding head or table. For surface grinding, machine offers full grind cycles for 3-axis machines.
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Original Press release
Num Corp., Schneider Electric
603 E. Diehl Rd., Suite 115
Naperville, IL, 60563 1452
USA
Num Offers Complete Solutions Dedicated to Grinding with User-Friendly Graphical and Conversational Programming
Configured with a very effective combination set of hardware and software, Num’s Axium Power CNC system is particularly well suited to address all aspects of the cylindrical and surface grinding process. This is a complete “off the shelf solution,” with its embedded grinding/dressing cycles governed by a user-friendly menu-driven data entry, and wizard-guided wheel and diamond origin setup. The Num Axium Power CNC system saves the OEM or integrator years of software development effort, while lowering cost of employee training. It is perfectly suited for producing precision industrial parts requiring both dimensional accuracy and high-quality surface finish.
The cylindrical grinding process allows for a full OD/ID grind cycle for 2-Axis (X/Z) grinding machines and has inclined axis capability by tilting the grinding head or the table. The dressing station can be table-mounted or rear-positioned to accommodate all existing machines. Other capabilities include wheel dressing with single/double point or roller dresser and profile grinding.
For surface grinding, Num offers full grind cycles for 3-Axis (X/Y/Z) machines with wheel dressing with single/double point or roller dresser capabilities.
The Windows-based process is extremely user-friendly. Entry screens provide the machine operator with a comprehensive graphical programming approach that depicts the grinding wheel, work piece, and associated setup data in a clear and concise manner. The operator does not have to use ISO programming; he or she simply fills in the data fields presented to him/her by the program. After this data entry session, the cylindrical grinding program is automatically generated, stored, and ready for execution. On-line step-by-step video tutorials and graphical grinding simulation further facilitates the operation.
For further information, please contact:
Brian Kordzinski
Num Corporation
603 East Diehl Rd, Suite 115
Naperville, IL 60565
Phone: (630) 505-7722
Fax: (630) 505-7754
E-mail: sales@num-usa.com
Web site: www.schneider-num.com
or
FRENCH TECHNOLOGY PRESS OFFICE
205 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 3740
Chicago, IL 60601
Fax: (312) 327-5261
E-mail: contact.ftpo@ubifrance.fr
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