Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225: Engraving

Heidenhain text engraving cycle.

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: Heidenhain
Machine: Milling, Mill-turn
Risk: Low
Example: CYCL DEF 225

Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225

Heidenhain

Engraving

E.g.:

CYCL DEF 225

Machine: Milling, Mill-turnRisk: Low

Heidenhain

Check height, depth, orientation and surface.

Other codes in Heidenhain

Heidenhain TOOL CALL Heidenhain tool call Heidenhain TOOL DEF Definition of tool Heidenhain CYCL CALL Cycle call Heidenhain LBL Labels and subroutines Heidenhain CALL PGM Subprogram call Heidenhain PATTERN DEF Position pattern Heidenhain APPR/DEP Contour approach and retract Heidenhain CHF/RND Chamfer and rounding Heidenhain CYCL DEF 1/2 Legacy deep drilling and tapping Heidenhain CYCL DEF 7-11 Basic transformations Heidenhain CYCL DEF 14/20 Contour and contour data Heidenhain CYCL DEF 200+ Modern machining cycles

See the full list of G and M codes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225 mean in a CNC program?

Heidenhain text engraving cycle. In the catalogue it appears as "Engraving", within the Heidenhain family.

Can you give me an example of Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225?

CYCL DEF 225 — Heidenhain text engraving cycle.

Which machines use Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225?

Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225 is used in: Milling, Mill-turn.

What should you watch out for with Heidenhain CYCL DEF 225?

Low risk: it is a state instruction that rarely causes damage on its own, although it is worth writing it out so you do not depend on the machine's previous state.

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