SANLAB Learning

CNC SIMULATOR SOFTWARE

SANLAB Learning's CNC simulator tests designs before production. It finds errors early and boosts productivity. Simulator has a rich tool library and versatile controllers.

Achieve Accuracy with CNC Simulator

CNC simulator software empowers users to achieve unmatched precision in machining processes. It offers a risk-free virtual environment. It allows for accurate testing of machining strategies, toolpaths, and programming codes.

The simulator ensures that CNC milling and lathe operations are accurate. It aligns every detail with real-world conditions. This reduces errors and boosts productivity. Its intuitive interface and customizable tools make it ideal for pros and learners. They ensure the best results in every project.

How SANLAB's CNC Simulator Boosts ROI

  • Reduced Waste:
  • FANUC CNC Simulator minimizes material usage by identifying and fixing errors early in the process.
  • Increased Efficiency:
  • Optimize toolpaths and machining strategies, reducing cycle times and enhancing productivity.
  • Lower Training Costs:
  • Provide a risk-free environment for trainees, eliminating the need for costly real-world trial and error.
  • Improved Product Quality:
  • Achieve consistent precision with advanced simulation tools, reducing defects and rework.

3D model of a CNC simulator machine featuring a spindle, work table, vice, and tool carousel.

Key Features of SANLAB Milling CNC Simulator

Advanced CNC Machining Simulator

Test machining processes in a risk-free virtual environment. CNC simulator software tests turning and milling machines. It helps users improve their workflows.

G-Code Simulator

Simulate G-code in real time with simplicity. This helps find errors and optimize code before execution. This feature improves accuracy and reduces trial-and-error cycles in production.

Fanuc Controller Integration

Simulator supports Fanuc controllers, ensuring compatibility and realistic program testing for industrial applications.

Toolpath Optimization

Simulator lets users test shorter tool paths. This improves workspace use, reduces waste, and boosts machining efficiency.

Comprehensive Tool Library

Choose from a wide selection of tools like drills, face mills, and taps. Adjust dimensions, blade angles, and other specifications to reflect real-world setups.

3D model of a CNC simulator machine featuring a spindle, work table, vice, and tool carousel.

Why Do You Need FANUC CNC Simulator?

Error-Free G-Code Testing

Realistic Fanuc Controller Simulation

Support for CNC Milling and Turning

Customizable Tools and Processes

Reduced Risk and Waste

Support for Multi-Axis Machining

Benefits of CNC Simulation Software

FANUC CNC controller with a G-code screen, operation buttons, and a manual axis movement handle.

Improved Productivity

Run unlimited tests to refine strategies and minimize errors. Optimize tool paths and reduce machining time for higher efficiency.

Safer Code Testing

Virtual testing of G-code ensures error detection without risking materials or equipment damage.

Enhanced Learning Opportunities

Simulation environment is ideal for both learners and professionals to practice and develop machining skills.

Risk-Free Optimization

Experiment with strategies, tools, and setups in a completely virtual space before implementing them on real machines.

Advanced Tool Management

  • Customizable Tools
  • Adjust tool dimensions and parameters like diameter, length, and blade angle to match real-world requirements.

  • Virtual Testing
  • Test tool behavior in a virtual space to identify potential issues and improve machining accuracy.

  • Toolpath Analysis
  • Optimize tool movements and experiment with different configurations to save time and reduce waste.

  • User-Driven Error Detection
  • CNC simulator provides a virtual space to test codes and detect errors in advance. By observing how the machine responds to G-code and NC code, users can identify and fix issues before real-world machining begins.

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Work Part and Origin Settings in Turning CNC Simulator

Work-part setup: size, vise, coordinates. Includes views, coordinate fields, and 'Apply clamping' button.

Define work part dimensions, shapes, and clamping positions for accurate simulations.
• Custom Dimensions: Set precise X, Y, and Z coordinates for work parts.
• Origin Point: Configure the starting position to align tools with the material.
• Coordinate Systems (G54-G59): Use different reference points for multi-step machining processes.
• Clamping Depth and Positioning:Users can specify the clamping depth. You can use positioning options (vise or jig) to adjust the part's placement on the machine.
• Auto-Input Tool Offset: In CNC machining, different tools often need different offsets. Turning CNC simulator allows users to automatically input the offset differences between tools.

Technical Drawing and Measurement Tools

Simulator includes detailed technical drawings and measurement tools, allowing users to:

• Technical Drawing Overview: Simulator provides detailed technical drawings with multiple views and cross-sections, enabling precise geometry analysis.

• 2D Projections: View the workpiece’s projections in XZ and YZ planes for a clear understanding from different angles.

• Geometric Features: Easily identify key dimensions and geometries, such as holes and radii, that impact the machining process.

VerMill interface: technical drawing, measurements, 2D/3D views and manual measurement options.

• Measurement Tools: Simulator has manual and automatic measurement tools. They allow for accurate checks of the workpiece's dimensions.

• Manual Measurement Options: Users can measure points, angles, and consecutive distances using their hands. They can also measure diameters and radii. This flexibility enables detailed inspection of specific areas of the workpiece.

• Coordinate Display: As users select points on the workpiece, the simulator provides precise coordinates. This ensures that every measurement aligns with the design without any discrepancies.

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