CNC-axisTechnical term for the driven and controlled movement directions of a CNC-controlled machine. Distinction on the type of movement
In woodworking the most widespread rotational axis is the C-axis, because it is necessary for the use of adapter aggregates. Distinction on the type of ControlAccording to their control CNC-axes can be executed as interpolating axis or positioning axis. The movement of an interpolating axis is coordinated with one or more other axes to generate a specific path of the tool. This usually is the case for the linear axes X, Y and Z. If a positioning axis moves, the control only coordinates the starting and target point but not the way of movement. Often this is used for the positioning of drilling units (PTP control) or the positioning of a C-axis. |
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