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| VERICUT simulates CNC machining so you can be more efficient, more competitive, and more profitable! A machine crash can be very expensive, potentially ruin the machine, and delay your entire manufacturing schedule! But with VERICUT, you can dramatically reduce the chance for error and avoid wasting valuable production time proving-out new programs on the machine. |
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| VERICUT enables you to perform realistic 3D simulation of entire CNC machines, just like they behave in the shop. With the most accurate collision-detection available, the software detects collisions and near-misses between all machine tool components such as axis slides, heads, turrets, rotary tables, spindles, tool changers, fixtures, work pieces, cutting tools, and other user-defined objects. You can set up "near-miss zones" around the components to check for close calls. VERICUT Machine Simulation supports G-codes and
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VERICUT accurately emulates CNC control logic. Each control in your shop can be accurately simulated to account for different types of machines, programs, parts, and functions. No special programming language is required to simulate most CNC controls.
| | · Heidenhain | · Fanuc | |
| | · Siemens | · Mazatrol | |
| | · Bosch | · NumeriPath | |
| | · Cincinnati Milacron | · Okuma | |
| | · Fadal | · Phillips | |
| | · Allen-Bradley | · Yasnac | |
| | · General Electric | |
Today’s NC machine tools process complex NC programs. VERICUT was designed by NC programmers and professionals in NC simulation and verification software. Because of this understanding and expertise, VERICUT is an excellent tool when using multi-axis machines, complex NC code, and/or advanced programming techniques.
| VERICUT is designed to support advanced control functions including: |
| · Look-ahead or 3D cutter compensation |
| · Tool tip programming & tool length compensation |
| · Gage length reference point programming |
| · Canned cycles and fixture offsets |
| · Rotary axis pivot points |
| · Variables, subprograms, and macros |
| · Subroutines, looping, and branching log |
