It is a 2.5-dimensional NC data calculation software that boasts simplicity as its selling point.
Inheriting the advantages of the language method that only APT fans can understand, it has been re-released on Windows. We highly recommend it to customers who have used APT and have questions about the CAD input method.
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**Features** - The APT method is a program for creating cutter paths (NC data) using [APT language]. - Composed of 14 types of point definitions, 16 types of line definitions, 27 types of circle definitions, and various motion definitions. - Unlike drawing shapes in a CAD manner, it is created by layering languages. - Re-input of shapes (CAD-like) is unnecessary. - Capable of creating NC data from basic planes to 2.5 dimensions. For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
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【Usage】 ○Creation of NC data using APT language ○Creation of NC data in 2.5 dimensions ●For other features and details, please download the catalog.
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