Kuka - CNC: For Maximum Robot Performance in Machining Processes
Kuka - CNC: For Maximum Robot Performance in Machining Processes
KUKA.CNC
With KUKA.CNC, an NC controller kernel has been comple- Robots and systems combine to form
a process-oriented integrated system
tely integrated on a KR C4 for the first time, making it
operated from one terminal.
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possible to run NC programs directly on the KUKA KR C4
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Cleaning
controller. NC programs, programmed offline using a
CAD/CAM system, can be processed without prior
conversion to KRL programs (KUKA Robot Language)
KUKA.CNC Sinumerik
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and executed with the robot.
Labeling
Deburring
CNC-specific functions
Sorting
Milling application
Features and advantages
G-code (DIN 66025) thanks to the KUKA.CNC interface. water supply) the electrically-driven spindle and the programming with standard Siemens functions. An interface Materials which can be tested range from soft plastic
Users understand them straight away, can create safety equipment are integrated into the milling based on PROFINET IRT allows the Siemens controller to be used materials (flexible foam, rigid foam, PU, PP, wood,
programs using a CAD/CAM process chain and, after controller. All installed modules are preconfigured and to realize path planning for the robot motion to be executed aluminum, CRP, GRP, cast steel …) to special materials
simulation, execute them on the robot without having thus offer an operational, complete process solution and to send motion information to the robot controller at the such as wax, pattern making clay or ice.
to compile them into the robot language. Already which can be implemented quickly and without start-up KR C4 controller’s interpolation cycle rate. This control
included: tool radius correction, sister tools and work at the customer’s location. architecture makes it possible to use advanced functions of
Engineering and programming
many other familiar CNC functions. the 840 D sl and to operate the robot in a common CNC format
for CNC projects.
Components of the milling robot system for machine tools. Operator control and online programming
of the robot machining system can be carried out via a With the Robotic Consulting department, KUKA Roboter Robotic finishing work at a machine tool.
Industrial robot
Robot controller standard Siemens control panel or a mobile HT8 terminal. GmbH offers its customers and system integrators an The robot carries out machining jobs in addition
smartPAD teach pendant The KUKA control system continues to use all control and drive extensive range of services. Individualized programming to the automation task.
Milling technology cabinet
functions which move the industrial robot on its programmed solutions, specially designed for the requirements of the
CNC-specific functions Electrically-driven spindle (8, 12, 16 kW power)
Milling controller (frequency converter, safety module …) path as accurately as possible. To this end, the robot path machining sector, are created here by experts on a project-
Tool radius correction on the controller Recooling system (spindle cooling) interpreter uses a dynamic robot model which allows the specific basis. This provides the customer with a solution
B spline/Akima spline path interpolation Tool rack (option)
robot to be optimally moved in its current pose. KUKA path tailored exactly to the particular needs of his machining
Oriented tool guidance Tool cover (option)
Functions for programming a defined velocity profile Gate lock (option) and safety algorithms enable the safe operation of the robot, project. Robotics knowledge and process expertise are
Jerk limitation EMERGENCY STOP device (option) now in connection with a Siemens 840D sl controller. combined to achieve the best possible machining solutions
Process/path interpolation Positioner, linear axis (option)
featuring cutting-edge technologies and assuring the
customer maximum economic benefit.
Machine hammer peening with a KR QUANTEC
and KUKA.CNC.
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