Post-processor development
Mastercam MP and ArtCAM posts built, modified and validated for your machine's kinematics and control, so programs need no hand edits.
Twenty years of CNC programming, CAD/CAM and post-processor development across furniture, cabinetry, architectural millwork and aerospace. We make your CAM output run right the first time, and we get stopped machines running again.
Mastercam MP and ArtCAM posts built, modified and validated for your machine's kinematics and control, so programs need no hand edits.
Nesting, panel processing, 3 to 5-axis routing, molds and fixtures, delivered as machine-ready packages with labels and cutting lists.
Mechanical, electrical and control-level diagnosis. Boring heads, axis brakes, encoder alignment and edgebander timing.
Adapters and fixtures engineered for jobs a machine was not designed for, with the offsets calculated and proven in production.
Siemens TIA Portal V17, Allen-Bradley RSLogix 5000, PLC/HMI, Profinet, Profibus, Modbus and RS-232/485.
Better nesting yield, toolpath sequences and changeovers, with operators and programmers trained in English, French or Arabic.
When a post-processor does not match the machine, programmers fix code by hand, parts are scrapped and first runs fail. We translate the exact kinematics, origins, tool table and aggregates of your machine into post logic that comes out right.
Controller, software versions, tool table, magazine, drilling head, aggregates and travel limits.
Kinematics, origins and known-good programs become a written output specification.
Post logic built and compared line by line against your known-good code.
Simulation, dry run and a supervised first part before production use.
Your team receives the documentation and training to own the result.
Engineered and validated a fixed aggregate adapter, calculated the Z-axis offset, compensated the programs and proved it in production.
Dismantled and cleaned the block, removed contaminated oil, repacked with OEM-specified grease and verified encoder position and drill alignment at every index.
Diagnosed a failed electromagnetic brake on a Z-axis stepper motor, coordinated coil rewinding and restored safe holding.
Synchronized counter-rotating premilling heads and retimed the leading and trailing end-trim cycles.