Multi-Axis Machining Software accepts expanded variables.
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Through 5-axis capability, NCL optimizes tool control for aerospace, automotive, and turbomachinery industries. All variable names can have up to 64 characters, including geometry names, scalars, Macro names and labels; max subscript value is 1,000,000; and input line length is 1,024 characters. Expanded variable capabilities allow for more detailed variable labeling, improving overall part program by making it more efficient.
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Enhanced Multi-Axis Capability
- New strategies provides increased efficiency -
Newport Beach, California - May 5, 2008 - NCCS, the developer of NCL multi-axis machining software for the aerospace, automotive and turbomachinery industry, has added new capabilities to its NCL multi-axis machining software by enhancing the labeling of geometry names and subscripts.
Expanded Labels and Subscripts
o All NCL variable names can now have up to 64 characters, including geometry names, scalars, Macro names and labels.
o The maximum subscript value has been increased from 32,767 to 1,000,000.
o The input line length has been increased from 80 to 1024 characters.
Expanding the variable capabilities allows users to be more detailed in labeling their variables, thereby improving the overall part program making it more efficient. It has also been improved to support the more widely used programming method.
According to David Schultz, NCCS' Manager of CAD/CAM Applications, "NCL's five-axis capability offers users more tool control than any other CAM system on the market. Expanding the labeling of geometry, scalars and macros gives users more flexibility and control".
About NCCS
Numerical Control Computer Sciences (NCCS) has been an international supplier of Computer-Aided Manufacturing software and services for over 30 years. A recognized leader in software solutions for multi-axis machining applications, its flagship product NCL, is used by leading manufacturing companies throughout the world. For more information, visit NCCS' website at www.nccs.com.
