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Equiv. taladrado: Drilling cycle equivalence

Practical map between ISO/Fanuc/Haas, Heidenhain, Siemens and Fagor drilling cycles.

For reference only: syntax changes with the control, the post-processor and the machine parameters. Check the official manual and run a simulation before cutting. Legal notice.

Family
Equivalences
Machine
Milling, Mill-turn
Risk
Medium
Example
G81 ≈ CYCL DEF 200 ≈ CYCLE81 ≈ ciclo Fagor de taladrado
E.g.:
G81 ≈ CYCL DEF 200 ≈ CYCLE81 ≈ ciclo Fagor de taladrado

Machine: Milling, Mill-turnRisk: Medium

Fanuc · Haas · Heidenhain · Siemens · Fagor

  • Fanuc: G81 simple, G82 with dwell, G83 peck.
  • Haas: Similar to Fanuc; watch out for G98/G99.
  • Heidenhain: CYCL DEF 200/201/203 cover equivalent operations.
  • Siemens: CYCLE81/82/83 are conceptual equivalents.
  • Fagor: You can use G81-G89 or your own cycles depending on the model/control.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does Equiv. taladrado mean in a CNC program?

Practical map between ISO/Fanuc/Haas, Heidenhain, Siemens and Fagor drilling cycles. In the catalogue it appears as "Drilling cycle equivalence", within the Equivalences family.

Can you give me an example of Equiv. taladrado?

G81 ≈ CYCL DEF 200 ≈ CYCLE81 ≈ ciclo Fagor de taladrado — Practical map between ISO/Fanuc/Haas, Heidenhain, Siemens and Fagor drilling cycles.

Which other codes is Equiv. taladrado combined with?

In practice Equiv. taladrado appears alongside these codes: G81/G82/G83, CYCLE81/82/83, Fagor G81-G89. It is worth reading them together, because the state one leaves behind conditions what the next one does.

Which machines use Equiv. taladrado?

Equiv. taladrado is used in: Milling, Mill-turn.

What should you watch out for with Equiv. taladrado?

Medium risk: it rarely breaks anything on its own, but a wrong value shows up on the part. Check the block before running the batch.

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