For CNC lathes, a programming language with perfect hardware performance is essential for true machining operation. Among many CNC lathes, the programming language of CK6140 CNC lathe is relatively complex, and its operating skills also account for a large part of normal operation. Today, our CNC lathe manufacturer will explain the foundation and skills of CK6140 CNC lathe programming language to you.

In terms of operating skills, the first step is to understand the basic structure and functions of the lathe. The operator should be familiar with the functions of various operation buttons and switches, such as start, stop, emergency stop, program call, etc. In addition, tool alignment is a crucial step that determines the starting position of workpiece machining. When performing tool alignment, it is important to ensure that the relative position between the tool and the workpiece is accurate and error free. Usually, a trial cutting method or an automatic tool alignment instrument is used to complete this. Reasonable selection of cutting parameters (such as speed, feed rate, and cutting depth) is crucial for ensuring machining quality and extending tool life during the turning process.

In terms of programming basics, the programming language of CK6140 CNC lathe is mostly based on ISO standards. Therefore, familiarity with G code and M code is the foundation for programming. G code is used to control the motion path of the tool, such as G01 linear interpolation and G02 circular interpolation; The M code is used to control the actions of the machine tool, such as M03 spindle forward rotation, 04

Spindle reversal. When programming, it is also necessary to pay attention to setting the correct coordinate system and write corresponding programs according to the requirements of the drawings. For example, for a simple shaft type part machining, it is necessary to write programs for different stages such as rough turning and precision turning, and each stage requires careful calculation of dimensions and coordinate points.

In practical operation, simulating operation is an essential step that cannot be ignored. Before formal processing, simulation can be used to check the correctness of the program and avoid accidents caused by programming errors. Meanwhile, monitoring the processing process is also essential. The operator should always observe the contact between the tool and the workpiece, as well as whether there are any abnormal sounds or vibrations, to ensure smooth processing.

In order to improve efficiency, modular programming has gradually become a trend. Compiling commonly used program segments into modules and calling them directly when needed can significantly reduce programming time. In addition, with the development of technology, macro programming and parametric programming have provided convenience for the machining of complex parts, allowing the use of variables to simplify repetitive programming work.

The above is an introduction to the basics and techniques of the CK6140 CNC lathe programming language compiled and released by our CNC lathe manufacturer. I hope the above will be helpful for everyone in using the CK6140 CNC lathe in the future.