CNC & Machine Controls

Encoder Interface Features Increased Clock Frequency

Heidenhain’s bidirectional EnDat 2. 2 encoder interface is now available with a clock frequency of 16 MHz for high-response applications with direct drives, particularly those found in the electronics industry. According to the company, the increase from 8 MHz to 16 MHz reduces access time to the position value and shortens cycle times.

Hand-Held Vibration Spectrum Analyzer

Embedded PC Features Windows XP Or Windows CE

Control Acts As Machine Tool Communications Center

Remote CNC Access And Operation

An all-hardware interface grants real-time access to CNC functions via the Internet without taxing the machine's brainpower.

CNC Retrofits For Small-Lot Work

Automation Controller Manages 64 Axes In One Unit

USB Reader Inputs CNC Programs From A Flash Drive

USB flash memory devices (also called flash drives or data sticks) are a convenient way to move files from a laptop to a desktop PC, from a camera to a PC and so on. They can also be handy for storing and moving part programs for CNC machines on the shop floor.

Compact Laser Tool Setter And Optical Probe

Adaptive Machining For Turbine Blade Repair

Real-time-responding CNC brings new possibilities to difficult machining applications.