Case study of problem-solving: Automation of complex position definition unique to long-length processing.

No need for coordinate specification in the meter-level work! Case study on utilizing the automatic coordinate definition feature of NC machining machines.

In the processing of long workpieces, defining the coordinates for machining positions over several meters becomes extremely complicated. In traditional NC programming, this complex coordinate calculation has been a major factor contributing to errors and increased work time. Our NC machining system is equipped with a parameter input function specifically designed for long workpiece processing. Operators only need to input intuitive information such as the distance from the end of the long material, pitch, and the number of holes, rather than complex absolute coordinates, and the system automatically defines the coordinates for all machining positions. This eliminates the complexity and errors in defining machining positions for long workpieces. *Please check the documentation for programming logic optimized for long workpiece processing.*

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