G93: Inverse time feed
Programs the feed as the inverse of the time to complete the block, common on 4/5 axes.
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
- Feed
- Machine
- Milling, Mill-turn
- Risk
- High
- Example
- G93 G01 X10 A30 F2.5
G93 G01 X10 A30 F2.5Parameters
- F
- Avance en tiempo inverso: 1/F es el tiempo del bloque en minutos (F2 = 30 s). · 1/minNecesario en 4/5 ejes con rotativos; volver a G94 después.
Machine: Milling, Mill-turnRisk: High
Fanuc · Haas
G93- Fanuc: Widely used in multi-axis post-processors; F is not mm/min.
- Haas: Confirm return to G94 at the end of the section.
ISO común
- An incorrect F can cause unexpected feeds.
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See the full list of G and M codesFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does G93 mean in a CNC program?
Programs the feed as the inverse of the time to complete the block, common on 4/5 axes. In the catalogue it appears as "Inverse time feed", within the Feed family.
How is G93 written on each control?
Fanuc: G93 · Haas: G93. The exact syntax depends on the control version and the machine parameters: always confirm with the manufacturer's manual.
Can you give me an example of G93?
G93 G01 X10 A30 F2.5 — Programs the feed as the inverse of the time to complete the block, common on 4/5 axes.
Which machines use G93?
G93 is used in: Milling, Mill-turn.
What should you watch out for with G93?
High risk: a mistake here can cause a crash, a broken tool or an out-of-tolerance part. Simulate the program and dry-run it before cutting.
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