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Heidenhain: CNC Controls (iTNC 530 Series)
Controlling Machine Tools
For milling machines, milling/turning machines and machining centers:
Form a complete product line with their various features
Control machines with up to 18 axes
Their Klartext conversational programming capability is suited for the workshop floor
Can also be programmed externally
Are also suited for automated production
Are the correct choice for everything from simple milling procedures to high-speed milling
The contouring control for lathes:
Ideal for both CNC and cycle lathes
Enables the familiar manual production of simple workpieces
Supports programming with many cycles
Its smart.Turn feature offers form- and graphics-supported programming for complicated workpieces
Performs complementary milling and drilling operations in a single fixture
Also supports vertical lathes
Suited for digital or analog drive control
iTNC 530 Contouring Control for milling, drilling, boring machines and machining centers
The iTNC 530 from HEIDENHAIN is a versatile, workshop-oriented contouring control for milling, drilling and boring machines as well as machining centers. The iTNC 530 is universal, and its broad and complex range of applications proves it.
Universal milling machines
High speed milling
Five-axis machining with swivel head and rotary table
Five-axis machining on very large machines
Boring mills
Machining centers and automated machining
The iTNC 530 features optimized motion control, short block processing times and special control strategies. Together with its uniform digital design and its integrated digital drive control including inverters, it enables you to reach very high machining speeds and the best possible contour accuracy—particularly when machining 2-D contours or 3-D shapes. The DCM dynamic collision monitoring (option) of the iTNC 530 cyclically monitors the working space of the machine for possible collisions with machine components and fixtures. With the AFC adaptive feed control (option), the iTNC regulates the feed rate automatically— depending only on the respective spindle power consumption and other process data. This optimizes the machining time, supports tool monitoring and reduces machine wear.