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News Release from: Laser Lines (Industrial and Medical) | Subject: Nutec CNC controller
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 27 June 2002
Windows flexibility for CNC control
system
Laser Lines (Industrial and Medical) has added a standard CNC control system to its Nutec range of high precision motion systems.
Laser Lines (Industrial and Medical) has added a standard CNC control system to its Nutec range of high precision motion systems The CNC controller permits traditional M-Code and G-Code programming per RS274 and offers the capability to extend the systems functionality by customising the operator interface and adding application specific control subroutines
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 26 May 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The controller is built on a proven Windows 2000 platform, ensuring the CNC controller can exchange data with Windows applications.
Capabilities include 2 and 3D contouring, programming in well known G-code CNC programming language for up to eight axes co-ordinated motion at high speed, digital I/Os for machine interfacing, real time process control and monitoring via PLC programming, multiple user definable co-ordinate systems, user definable M code and G code functions, all the capabilities of the world renowned Delta-Tau PMAC controller.
The CNC control system can be integrated by Nutec with any of their standard or custom-designed motion platforms including x-y tables, high-speed gantries, x-y-z-theta, and multi-axis systems.
The system architectures is configured to meet the specific application requirements, and our modular approach is suited to either single systems, or multiple in-house an OEM machine systems.
Typical applications include laser machining, micromachining, robotics, custom CNC systems, pick-and-place systems with variable tasks, dispensing equipment, metrology and inspection machines, and adaptive machining/fabricating.
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