Quick Reference For Programming Amada CNC Turret Punch Presses PDF
Quick Reference For Programming Amada CNC Turret Punch Presses PDF
QUICK REFERENCE FOR PROGRAMbiING U.S. AMADA CNC TURRET PUNCH PRESSES *
G” FUNCTIONS G”’ FUNCTIONS
Inch/metric SekCtiOn G78 Punching arc ’
Establishes cc+ordinate system. load position I = radius
J = starting angle; + or -
Absolute K = mbving angle; + or -
Incremental P = punch; +, -, or zero
Punch off 0 = pitch
Qcto punch off with offset D = material thickness
Pattern origin G79 Punching line
Line at angle I = length
I = spacing J = angle; + or -
J = angle: + or - P = punch, +, -, or zero
K = no. spaces 0 = pitch .-
D = material thickness ..
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I = radius * 673 MirrorimageX...Y...W...Q...
J = starting angle; + or - G27 Auto repositioning
P = angle increment; + or - G25 Auto repositioning with offset
K = no. holes G93 Origin offset
G26 Bolt hole circle ’ G04 Dwell function
I = radius g Return home, program end
J = starting angle: + or -
K = no. holes , MISCELLANEOUS FUNCTIONS -
MOO Program stop Ml5 Tapping rear
G36/G37 Grid X/Grid Y
I = X spacing; + or - MO1 Optional stop M60 Work chute open
P = na spaces X z. Program end M61 Work chute closed
J = Y spacing; + or - MO6 Punch delay effective M62 Slug selector left
K = no. spaces Y M09 Punch delay finish M63 Slug selector right
Shear prdof slotting iii7 Nibbling start M96 P-subprogram call
I = slot length iic. Nibbling stop M97 Subprogram end
J = angle; “Coma” - punch speed than
Ml4 Tapping front M99
P = punch length; + or - Must be
Q = punch width; + or - 1 same Sign x Single block storage F* Feed rate control
D = tab: + or - 81 Single block recall / Block delete
No slug window using K MULTIPLE PART PROGRAMMING y-y
I = Window length in J direction measured. G98. Multiple part layout
from G72 point Positive value only. X . . .Y . . . I . . . J . . . P . . . K . . .
J = Angle measured from 0 degrees, positive X = reference point for lower left hand part in X axis
angle only measured CCW from 0 degrees. Y = reference point for lower left hand part in Y axis
P = Tool length, positive or negative value I = distance between reference points in X direction
(the tool dimension in the “I” direction). (note: add slotting tool width)
Q = Tool width. Positive or negative value J = distance between reference points in Y direction
(the tool dimension in the “K” direction). (note: add slotting tool width)
K = Window length perpendicular to “I”. P = number of parts in the X axis- excluding the bottom left part
C = Angle of auto index tool, if applicable. K = number of parts in the Y axis- excluding the bottom left part
T = Tool station number Example: G96Xl 000Y300016000J5000F3K2
Rectangular cut-out ‘* - PUNCHING EXECUTION OF G98 MULTIPLE PARTS -
I = hole length X axis; + or - G75 Execution of punching in horizontal direction (X direction).
J = hole length Y axis; + or -
G76 Execution of punching in vertical direction (Y dire&ion).
P = punch width X axis
0 = punch width Y axis - optional MACROS k U-V
Nibbling arc m Multiple block store 1-59 Processes while stori
I = radius Multiple block recall 60-69. Stores only
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J = starting angle; + or -
K = moving angle; + or - Parameter‘435 setting 90-99 Multiple macrd store
P = punch; +, -, or zero
Q = nibbling pitch 0: Programs which do not use software for muliiple product punching.
z - Trial punching with programs using software for multiple product
Nibbling line punching.
I = length Remaining punch work after trial punching.
J = angle Entire punch work of multiple product punching.
P = punch, +, -, or zero
Q = nibbling pitch
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