Program CNC Lathe. SAFETY FIRST o Follow all Caterpillar facility safety standards when performing this task. EQUIPMENT o Mazak QuickTurn 28N



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B-01: Program CNC Lathe Page 1 of 10 SAFETY FIRST o Follow all Caterpillar facility safety standards when performing this task. EQUIPMENT o Mazak QuickTurn 28N RESOURCES o Mazatrol T32-2 Operating Manual o Mazatrol T32-2 Programming Manual Program CNC Lathe 1. Power up the CNC lathe. o Turn ON the main power switch, below the control panel. o Press the power button to turn ON the control panel power. 2. Set the machine zero. o Press the <Home> key.

Page 2 of 10 o Home the X axis first to avoid damaging the machine. o Press the manual control (Ý) positive X axis feed until the X axis home value reads zero on the control panel. o Press the manual control (Þ ) positive Z axis feed until the Z axis home value reads zero on the control panel. 3. Press ess the left green softkey to view the menu options. 4. Select an unused program number to start a new CNC program. o Press the <Program File> softkey to view the existing program numbers (Wno.). Enter General Piece Parameters 1. Press the left green softkey to begin entering the first process parameters. 2. Press the <Program> softkey to begin programming. 3. Press the <Work No.> softkey to select a work number.

Page 3 of 10 4. Type the new work number (Wno.), and press ess the <Input> key. Press the <Input> Key After Typing a Value

PNo. 0 - Enter Part Parameters Page 4 of 10 1. Press ess the <Mazatrol ol Program> softkey to display the beginning program screen. 2. Press ess the corresponding material (MAT) T) softkey. o Use the process sheet or print to determine the material type, if necessary. 3. Type the value for the largest outside diameter (OD-Max), and press ess <Input>. 4. Type the value for the smallest inside diameter (ID-Min), and press <Input>. 5. Type the length of the piece, and press <Input>. 6. Type the maximum spindle RPM limit (rpm), and press <Input>. 7. Type the amount of finished stock desired ed on the X axis (Fin-X), and press <Input>. o Typically the finish stock value is.01 to.002 inches. 8. Type the finish allowance - Z axis (Fin-Z), and press <Input>. o The finish allowance is typically about.003 inches. 9. Type the stock removal of work face, and press <Input>. Enter the First Operation (PNo1) Parameters (Turn on the Coolant) 1. Press the next to last button, on the far right. 2. Press the <M Code> softkey. 3. Type 8 and press <Input> to turn on the coolant.

Page 5 of 10 4. Press ess the down (ß) arrow ow key to begin a new process (PNo.).

Page 6 of 10 PNo2: Select the First Machining Process (Edge Face) 1. Press ess the <EDG> (Edge Face) softkey. 2. Press the <Auto Set> softkey to enter the mode data automatically. o Edit the roughing (maximum) depth of cut if necessary (it is often too heavy). 3. Type the value for the desired ed rough tool number,, and press <Input> twice. 4. Type the value for the desired ed finish tool number,, and press <Input> twice. Entering the Data for Sequence 1 in PNo2 1. Type the starting point for the X axis, and press <Input>. o On rough stock, the starting point should allow.100 clearance to avoid hitting the piece.

Page 7 of 10 2. Type the starting point for the Z axis, and press ess <Input>. o The Z axis starting point is usually the work face value. 3. Type the final point for the X axis, and press ess <Input>. o The final point will be zero (0). 4. Type the final point for the Z axis, and press ess <Input>. o The final point for the Z axis should be zero. 5. Enter the surface finish feed rate. o Press the <roughness> softkey. o Press the <5> softkey. PNo3: Select the Next Machining Process (Bar Turn Piece) 1. Press the <Bar> softkey. 2. Press the In or Out softkey as requir equired. ed.

Page 8 of 10 3. Type 0 to select the cutting pattern. Cutting Pattern Selection 4. Type the starting point for x (.100 from the OD-Max), and press <Input>. 5. Type the cutting point for Z (zero), and press <Input>. 6. Press the <Auto Set> key to enter the cutting parameters. o Change the R-Dep (Roughness Depth), if needed. 7. Enter the Roughing Tool number,, and press <Input> twice. 8. Enter the Finish Tool number,, and press <Input> twice. 9. Press the <Line> softkey.. [Seq 1 for PNo3]. 10. Specify a particular radius, if a chamfer is not requir equired, ed, and press <Input>. 11. Type the final point (finish diameter) X, and press <Input>.

Page 9 of 10 12. Type the final point (finish length) - Z, and press ess <Input>. 13. Type the final CNR-C (Corner or Chamfer) value, and press ess <Input>. 14. 4. Enter the surface finish feed rate. o Press the <roughness> softkey. o Press the <5> softkey. 15. Continue entering sequences to the process until all sequences are complete. o Begin a new process anytime a tool change is required. 16. Enter any other processes, as needed. 17. Press the <Shape End> softkey to end the program. Check the Program for Errors 1. Press the left green key. 2. Press the Program key. 3. Press the <Toolpath> softkey. 4. Press the <Check Continue> softkey to view the cut of the tool. 5. Correct any errors shown on the screen. 6. Visually observe for any setup problems in the program. o Verify that the tool clears the piece. 7. Press the left green softkey. 8. Press the <Set Up> softkey. 9. Press the <Simulation> softkey.

Page 10 of 10 10. Press ess the <All Erase> softkey to erase the previous toolpath simulation. 11. Press ess the <Shape> softkey to draw the piece. 12. Press ess the right green softkey. 13. Press ess the Auto key at the control ol panel. 14. Press ess the <Simulation Start> softkey. Verify the Tool ool Layout 1. Press the left green softkey. 2. Press the <Program> softkey. 3. Press the <Layout> softkey. 4. Verify that the tool operations are in logical order der. o Check that rough cuts are all performed before the finish cut.