Overview

• The CNC Lathe System (Light Duty), Model 5300, provides training in computer-aided design (CAD) and computer- aided manufacturing (CAM) with a microprocessor- driven CNC Lathe (Light Duty).

  The system allows students to practice computer numerical controlled (CNC) code programming and editing, learn to operate lathe components, controls, and tools, set a programmed reference zero, follow the steps necessary to turn a specified part, and apply the machine code language to current lathe technology.

Topic Coverage

• History of CNC
• Identify Components of CNC Lathe
• Tool Movement
• Speed, Feed, and Cut Steps
• Lathe Program Codes
• The PRZ
• Lathe Setup
• On-Screen Emulation
• Turning a Part
• Editing Commands
• CNC Programming
• Understanding and Using CAD/CAM
• Create a Part Using CAD/CAM
• Programming
• Careers in Turning

Equipment Features

• Key-released emergency stop push-button
• Ability to restart programs from stopping point after safety interruption has been corrected
• On-board embedded microprocessor
• Stand-alone manual mode operation
• Batch mode for independent operation or operation in CIM cells
• Software allowing the programming of up to 20 tools
• Tool post with HSS tool bit
• Three-jaw self-centering chuck
• Side panel with connectors for TTL communication with 5200 Robot, M-code supported solenoid drivers, and an RS-232 interface to the host computer
• Lathe constructed with a machined high-grade alloy bed, headstock, and tailstock
• Each axis driven by its own DC stepper motor
• Programmable speeds from 0 to 14 inches/minute
• 90-volt DC variable speed spindle motor with 1/3-HP of torque at maximum speed
• Spindle motor programmable from 0 to 2800 RPM chuck speed

Associated products 相关产品

• Teach Pendant-Controlled Robot System (5100)
• Computer-Controlled Robot System (5150)
• Servo Robot System (5250)
• 5400 CNC Mill (5400)
• 5500 CNC Lathe (5500)