Siemens NX CAM • CNC • implementation
NC code matched to the machine, not corrected after every postprocessing run.
We develop and modify Siemens NX CAM postprocessors around the control, kinematics, cycles, NC-code standard and the way programmers work in a specific plant.
N10 ; clear program structureN20 ; correct cycles and auxiliary functionsN30 ; predictable code ready for verificationScope
From a focused correction to a new postprocessor.
The starting point is how NX describes an operation and the code expected by the control and plant standard.
Existing code and requirements
Review of reference programs, machine configuration, control, axes, cycles and internal programming rules.
Postprocessing logic
Program format, motion, tool changes, coolant, spindle, cycles, transformations and auxiliary functions within the agreed scope.
Fewer manual edits
Consistent headers, comments, numbering, calls and code behaviour across programmers and programs.
Controlled implementation
A postprocessor is part of the process, not just a file.
We do not declare readiness after one generated program. Acceptance is based on agreed cases, simulation and the prove-out procedure required by the plant.
- list of supported functions and known limitations,
- reference programs covering typical operations,
- comparison against the expected NC-code standard,
- controlled trials under the plant's safety procedures,
- change versioning and handover documentation.
Delivery process
Four stages with a clear acceptance point.
The project can cover a new postprocessor, modernisation of an existing one or a specific NC-code issue.
Analysis
We collect NX, machine, control, reference-code and required-result information.
Implementation
We prepare the logic and configuration for the agreed functions.
Testing
We verify representative toolpaths and correct identified differences.
Handover
We implement the solution, provide documentation and agree further support.
FAQ
Before requesting a quote.
What information is needed?
Siemens NX version, machine and control model, axis configuration, a correct sample program and a description of required operations and functions.
Can you correct an existing postprocessor?
Yes. We first assess its structure and determine whether a correction, modernisation or new configuration is the safer route.
Can one scope cover several similar machines?
Yes, if the common functions and machine-specific variants can be identified clearly during analysis.
A specific NC-code issue?
Show us the machine, control and expected result.
We will define a possible analysis scope, required data and a controlled test approach.