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VersionVersion 3 3.2.2VersionVersion 3 3.2.2

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Operation typesOperation types

The wide range of machining methods and functions to operate with their parameters, allows you to create an optimal machining process

Machining technological

process window

Machining technological

process window

Operation selection window

Operation selection window

Operation groups

Operation groups

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Tool assignmentTool assignment

Supports a wide range of mill types, from the standard end milling cutters to the original ones; included with the six-parametrical determination of profile geometry.

TypeType

Common viewCommon view

Technological parameters

Technological parameters

Tool databaseTool database

DraftDraft

Geometrical parameters

Geometrical parameters

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Machining methodsMachining methods

Machining process of a workpiece is represented as a succession of separate consequent operations; each of them provides transition of a tool according to the definite strategy. For each type of operation exist its own parameters of assignment of a machining strategy.

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Machining methodsMachining methods

For all waterline roughing methods, involved into the technological

process, there is one list of approach points. This list contains

coordinates, depths and the diameter of a tool for the drilling points. Users can independently

enter in and delete points from that list. In the event that a workpiece

has a cavity, machining of which is impossible without preliminary drilling, the system attempts to

choose an appropriate point from the drilling points list. If the

appropriate point is not found, the system determines drilling

parameters and automatically enters such a point into the list.

For all waterline roughing methods, involved into the technological

process, there is one list of approach points. This list contains

coordinates, depths and the diameter of a tool for the drilling points. Users can independently

enter in and delete points from that list. In the event that a workpiece

has a cavity, machining of which is impossible without preliminary drilling, the system attempts to

choose an appropriate point from the drilling points list. If the

appropriate point is not found, the system determines drilling

parameters and automatically enters such a point into the list.

Automatic 2D clean pass allows you to avoid

formation of islands of residual material. Machining by the

cylindrical mill with this function allows reduction of the height of a scallop

in corners.

Automatic 2D clean pass allows you to avoid

formation of islands of residual material. Machining by the

cylindrical mill with this function allows reduction of the height of a scallop

in corners.

Clearance of an individual layer can be

performed both, by spiral and parallel movements

of a tool

Clearance of an individual layer can be

performed both, by spiral and parallel movements

of a tool

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Operation parametersOperation parameters

Profile millingProfile millingWaterline roughingWaterline roughingWaterline finishingWaterline finishingPlane finishingPlane finishingPocket millingPocket milling33D-curve millingD-curve milling

Management functions of technological operations parameters allow you to create an optimal processes of manufacturing of different types of details.

Depending on the type of operation, geometry of a model and workpiece, the system performs automatic selection of machining parameters.

Safe plane, Upper

displacement, Lower

displacement

Safe plane, Upper

displacement, Lower

displacement

Stock, step and machining accuracy.

Stock, step and machining accuracy.

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Feeding assignmentFeeding assignment

In the system, for every type of rapid and work tool movements, its own feeding, which can be either constant or changing depending on the slope angle of every elementary section of a trajectory, can be established. Use of computational feeding allows considerable reduction of machining time and provides better tool work conditions .

Types of feedingTypes of feeding

Image of a part of a trajectory for every

type of feeding

Image of a part of a trajectory for every

type of feeding

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Approach and retraction typesApproach and retraction types

Supports a wide range of types of approach and retraction in the area of a workpiece. At that, the speed of tool movement along the Z axis, during cutting-in, can be either constant, or gradually decreasing, what provides smooth transition to the required level.

Approach typeApproach type

Retraction typeRetraction type

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Machining with restricted areasMachining with restricted areas

Trajectory of machining without restricting model

Trajectory of machining without restricting model

Trajectory of machining with restricting model

Trajectory of machining with restricting model

There is the possibility to define arbitrary number of:

restricted and allowed for machining areas;

restricting models, e.g. fastening equipment;

restricted for machining surfaces of the detail itself.

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Built-in environment of 2D geometrical Built-in environment of 2D geometrical constructionsconstructions

Geometrical constructions environment offers an extensive range of types of elements and methods of their determination. The being determined 2D objects can be located in arbitrary planes. Modification of parameters of a geometrical element leads to automatic redefinition of the referred objects. Some additional parametrical links can be established between geometrical objects via variables and functions.

Debugger windowDebugger window

Means to connect to the coordinates of a 3D model

Means to connect to the coordinates of a 3D model

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Machining along the defined contourMachining along the defined contourClearance in the defined areaClearance in the defined areaRounding along the defined contourRounding along the defined contourPocket clearancePocket clearanceHole drillingHole drillingHole boringHole boringHole drillingHole drilling

2.5 coordinate machining2.5 coordinate machining

By using the built-in full-functional environment of 2D geometrical constructions it is possible to obtain NC programs for 2.5 coordinate machining of a model without usage of an external CAD system.

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Hole machining operationHole machining operation

Every type of cycle contains its own set of parameters.

Coordinates of drilling points are set up in the "Model" window, or automatically imported from a corresponding roughing operation.

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Waterline roughing operationWaterline roughing operation

Machining trajectory forms up with respect to:

Geometry of a model;

Technological parameters;

Machining strategy;

Geometry of a workpiece.

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Plane roughing operationPlane roughing operation

top layersecond layer

•automatic finishing of the shaded areas

•interlayer transition - cut-in along a spiral, zigzag cut-in, transition outside the workpiece size

•formation of a tool path with regard to the defined slope of a trajectory during the transition of a cutting tool into the detail.

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Waterline machining

Drive finishing

Drive finishingDrive finishing

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Waterline finishing

Waterline finishing with regard to the scallop value

Waterline machining with regard Waterline machining with regard to the scallop valueto the scallop value

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Plane finishing

Optimized plane finishing

Optimized plane finishingOptimized plane finishing

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Plane finishing

Complex finishing

Waterline finishing

Complex finishingComplex finishing

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Complex finishing

Automatic identification of the unmachined areas

Finishing operation Finishing operation after the previous onesafter the previous ones

Rest milling after the previous operations

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EngravingEngraving

Engraving of texts and drawings of any complexity.

Flat curves, drawn in the built-in environment of two-dimensional geometrical constructions or imported from other systems are used as a model for engraving. Engraving module allows you to form a three-dimensional model, by the curves located inside the plane.

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Automatic 3D corner finishing

Automatic 3D corner finishing

EngravingEngraving

Side angle of a model does not necessarily have to coincide with the mill's angle. It allows you to perform rough machining of a detail by different types of tool. In order to obtain a high quality profile surface, when using a micro tool, engraving can be performed by waterline method.

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Design-technological chartDesign-technological chartDesign-technological chartDesign-technological chart

Detail mounting scheme

Detail mounting scheme

List of used toolsList of used tools

Operations succession

Operations succession Machining time

Machining time

Cutting tool draftCutting tool draft

A design-technological chart with an adjustment scheme, operations succession, list of used tools, and if necessary coordinates of points of preliminary drilling, forms up automatically. DTC is created in MS Word format and accessible for further editing.

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•Minimal NC development labor expendituresMinimal NC development labor expenditures

•Minimal detail machining labor expendituresMinimal detail machining labor expenditures

•User friendlyUser friendly interfaceinterface

•Time required to get to know the system - one, two daysTime required to get to know the system - one, two days

•Compatible with the existing CAD systemsCompatible with the existing CAD systems

•Fast tuning to any CNC machine Fast tuning to any CNC machine

•Minimal requirements to computer configurationMinimal requirements to computer configuration

•Fast recoupment of capital investmentsFast recoupment of capital investments

•Training, service, documentation, support, "hot line"Training, service, documentation, support, "hot line"

•Free updates within the versionFree updates within the version

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Конец

423812 Naberezhnye Chelny, P/O 438,JSC "SPRUT-TECHNOLOGY"tel: (8552) 59-94-09, fax (8552) 59-94-10E-mail: [email protected]

423812 Naberezhnye Chelny, P/O 438,JSC "SPRUT-TECHNOLOGY"tel: (8552) 59-94-09, fax (8552) 59-94-10E-mail: [email protected]

www.sprut.ru