HEIDENHAIN CNC system manual English content

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The MDI program itself is single-stepped.

To walk continuously, press the Auto button next to the MDI button.

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Germany's Siemens and Heidenhain, Spain's Fagor, Japan's Fanuc and Mitsubishi, and some well-known machine tool manufacturers have their own company's special systems, such as Haas and Hecker in the United States, and more in Japan, such as Mazak, Makino, Okuma, Brothers, etc

The world-famous CNC machine tool system is as follows:

1. Japanese FANUC numerical control system.

2. German Siemens CNC system.

3. Japan Mitsubishi CNC system.

4. German Heidenhain CNC system.

5. German Rexroth numerical control system.

6. French num numerical control system.

7. Spanish fagor numerical control system.

8. Japanese mazak numerical control system.

9. Central China CNC system.

10. Guangzhou CNC system.

CNC machine tool is the abbreviation of digital control machine tool, which is an automatic machine tool equipped with a program control system. The control system can logically process the program specified in the control code or other symbolic instructions, and decode it, represent it with the number of **, and input the numerical control device through the information carrier. After calculation and processing, various control signals are sent by the numerical control device to control the action of the machine tool, and the parts are automatically processed according to the shape and size required by the drawing.

The more famous high-end CNC systems are: Japanese FANUC (Fanuc), Mitsubishi, Germany Siemens, Heidenhain, Spain FAGOR.

At present, the highest market share is Japan's FANUC, followed by Germany's Siemens and Japan's Mitsubishi. Heidenhain's most famous products are actually various circular encoders and linear encoders, and the CNC systems developed by Heidenhain are widely used in Europe. As for the Spanish fagor, it is currently almost disappearing from the market.

Of course, there are some major machine tool manufacturers that use their own CNC systems, including Japanese mazak, Okuma, etc., but these CNC systems are not sold separately in the market.

The imported CNC systems mainly include: Farak of Japan, Siemens of Germany, Gleason CNC of the United States, Hypertherm CNC of the United States, Haas CNC of the United States, and Kailie of Germany.