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5238-E P-260
SECTION 11 PROGRAMMING FOR SIMULTANEOUS 4-AXIS CUTS (2S Model)
It is advisable to use two or three digits for P numbers, rather than just one, to make it easier to
correct programs.
3. Precautions on Programming Simultaneous 4-axis Cuts
The key to efficient simultaneous 4-axis cuts on a 2S model is performing the intended cutting in a
well-balanced manner.
When programming simultaneous 4-axis cuts, observe the following points carefully:
Determine the extent of operations to be performed by turrets A and B.
The cutting times required for these two turrets should be well matched when determining the
sections to be cut by each.
Determine optimum cutting conditions.
Since a spindle change cannot be performed during a simultaneous 4-axis cut, the cutting
speed will vary according to the diameter being cut. Select the tip material carefully to suit the
workpiece material to be cut.
Select feedrate and depth of cut by taking the cutting at the two turrets into account:
Example:
LE33013R0301300060001
* If the P number in block N0002 is made, for example, P200, i.e., if the P number does not
match, the control first executes the commands in N0001 for turret A and those in N0101 for
turret B. After that, commands for turret B assigned a P number smaller than P200 are
executed, then the commands for turret A are executed from the block containing P200, i.e.,
N0001. Therefore, P numbers must be assigned sequentially (P10 P20 P30) in
accordance with the order of command execution.
Examples: P10 instead of P1
P20 instead of P2
Depth of cut : 4 mm
Feedrate : 0.3 mm/rev
Turret A
Turret B
Depth of cut : 4 mm
Feedrate : 0.3 mm/rev
Cutting
time
Depth of cut : 4 mm
Feedrate : 0.35 mm/rev
Turret A
Turret B
Depth of cut : 3 mm
Feedrate : 0.35 mm/rev
Cutting
time
Reduction of cutting time

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