If you want to dramatically increase manufacturing efficiency - OneCNCXR3 CAD-CAM is what you need.

OneCNCXR3 HS Z level roughing is CNC machining technology at it's best. This highly efficient method of metal removal has users talking right around the globe.

Utilizing a combination of "usable tool flute length" and much higher than conventional machining feeds roughing operations are achieved with much higher metal removal rates.

This is made possible with OneCNC due to the unique control of the cutting path to ensure that the tool is not loaded more than a specified amount. Even between islands there are no areas of greater tool loading and this enables the user to use much higher settings than otherwise possible yet allowing greater tool life and easier on the machine.

The OneCNCXR3 2D and 3D HS roughing strategies combined with automatic rest functionality allow the user to use a larger tool for faster removal and then use a smaller tool to finish the the parts the larger tool could not complete.

Here we see an example of using much more of the tool flute length.

This is provided by a OneCNCXR3 user who provides efficient programs to machine shops in Germany.

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OneCNCXR3 Milling Versions are performance enhanced in all levels to give users optimal competitive ability.

At a recent in-house Manufacturing Efficiency Workshop at Haas Automation Ltd, Whiteacres Ind. Park, Whetstone, Liecester, LE8 6ZG UK manufacturers were invited to see the benefits of running a Haas machine to maximum efficiency.

It was shown that using new or older machines with OneCNCXR3 costing less than £2,000 has machining strategies that give the capability of enhancing 2D and 3D cutting efficiency saving up to 50% in machine time. This could not have been achieved before without spending at least £10,000.

The combination of OneCNCXR3 utilizing tooling from M.A. Ford on a Haas VF3 machine was used to demonstrate this efficient fast metal removal machining that it offers.

Those invited were able to see live demonstrations of OneCNCXR3 and witness the parts being machined on Haas machines.

Experts were on hand from Haas, OneCNC and MA ford to show the techniques to increase tool life whilst improving the machining and programming times by as much as 50%

All OneCNC global offices would welcome inquires from manufacturers wanting to achieve this sort of efficiency gain.

OneCNC today announced the pre-release to limited users of OneCNCXR3 Lathe Mill Turn product. The product has been in BETA for several months and it is still expected to be on track for release end of January 2009.

Well you can see this completed part.

This was created and programmed by Neil from OneCNC Benelux as a test in the BETA stage of development.