Machine module
CNC milling
Machine cutter bodies and similar parts from billet, with cycle times modelled from standard machining theory.
Your own workspace, right now.
30 minutes with us on your own job.
The CNC milling Run view: 1 PCD profile cutter 125: Machined cutter body queued into a run on CNC mill 1, modelled at 30 min, with 1 PCD profile cutter 125: Machined cutter body waiting to run.
In and out
What it holds
- Material group
- Material removed (cm3)
- Setup (min)
- Billet diameter (mm)
- Billet length (mm)
- Removal rate (cm3/min)
- Allowance factor
Outputs
- Modelled cycle time per part and per run
- Run queue per machine
- Billets booked out of stock
- Orders completed
See it
The CNC milling removal chart as it ships, 6 rows of removal rate and allowance per ISO material group, each marked modelled. On it: PCD profile cutter 125: Machined cutter body, 15 min.
One job model under every machine module. Four jobs on the demonstration floor, one per machine module: KAB-J26-00005, Pump housing face and bore, 4 off, 1 h 35 min, £102.92 at standard; KAB-J26-00016, A nest of 12 parts, 4 min, £5.63 at standard; KAB-J26-00001, Punch die insert, 2 off, 2 h 50 min, £147.33 at standard; KAB-J26-00018, Ø10 square end endmill, 5 off, 1 h 12 min, No rate. Each carries a trace code, standard minutes, the minutes each scan measures and a cost at the machine's rate, moving through queued, setting up, running and done.
Other machine modules
Questions
- No. It models cycle time and runs the queue; your CAM stays where it is.
- PCD and diamond tooling, which machines cutter bodies from billet.