For the CNC to make its physical movements, it needs the appropriate commands, also known as G code. What appears to be a long list of numbers and letters, is the actual language of the CNC’s main controller. The CNC controller recognises the commands in their order, and the CNC makes the movements as instructed by the controller.

The post-processor component of Manufacturing Materials Optimisation Software is the portion that physically writes the Code that the CNC machine reads to make the moves in order to create the components you require. Yes. Occasionaly organisations will stumble over CNC programmers and operators that are quite proficient in writing the code. However, it is ‘ Highly Unlikely ” that your lucky find will be capable of even remotely competing with a post-processor. The post-processor is often a single-click operation that will create all programs containing all the code your CNC requires to manufacture your components based on your specified machining constraints. Of course, some organisations will already have their own software already configured to their own post-processors for their in- house machinery. In that case, we happily provide the appropriate files to essentially ‘Pick-up’ from the point where they can easily manage. This scenario would likely be quite different to another organisation, depending on the CNC machinery, and the software in operation. Once all the appropriate files have been completed by us, we then upload them to our server whereby you will receive a link from us to the directory that contains your files. From this point, you can simply copy them to your system ready for transferring to your CNC for production. We do however, require you to check the drawings prior to manufacture looking for any discrepancies prior to the production of any materials.

The post-processor component of Manufacturing Materials Optimisation Software is the portion that physically writes the Code that the CNC machine reads to make the moves in order to create the components you require. Yes. Occasionaly organisations will stumble over CNC programmers and operators that are quite proficient in writing the code. However, it is ‘ Highly Unlikely ” that your lucky find will be capable of even remotely competing with a post- processor. The post-processor is often a single-click operation that will create all programs containing all the code your CNC requires to manufacture your components based on your specified machining constraints. Of course, some organisations will already have their own software already configured to their own post-processors for their in-house machinery. In that case, we happily provide the appropriate files to essentially ‘Pick-up’ from the point where they can easily manage. This scenario would likely be quite different to another organisation, depending on the CNC machinery, and the software in operation. Once all the appropriate files have been completed by us, we then upload them to our server whereby you will receive a link from us to the directory that contains your files. From this point, you can simply copy them to your system ready for transferring to your CNC for production. We do however, require you to check the drawings prior to manufacture looking for any discrepancies prior to the production of any materials.

For the CNC to make its physical movements, it needs the appropriate commands, also known as G code. What appears to be a long list of numbers and letters, is the actual language of the CNC’s main controller. The CNC controller recognises the commands in their order, and the CNC makes the movements as instructed by the controller.