As a commoner, you may be flummoxed with the phrase “CNC Kit”. Well, it can happen with anyone who isn’t related to the manufacturing industry. You know what, CNC stands for Computer Numerical Control and a kit means a case or simply a box that contains a number of articles a.k.a. tools. A CNC Kit, therefore, stands for all those computer-aided tools used in the manufacturing industry that translate computer generated codes a.k.a. numbers into actions. They are effectively used in mills, lathes, grinders, and routers to name a few. The sizes of the tools in a CNC Kit can vary based on the requirement.
How does a CNC Kit function?
The CAD (Computer Aided Design Software) produces a design on the PC in the graphical format. Now, the PC breaks that design into machine codes a.k.a. numbers so that the CNC Kit can follow the instructions and can flawlessly perform the assigned task. The numbers actually control the movement of the cutters thereby help to produce uniform output year after year.
The functional aspect of a CNC Kit is however very complex such as the following.
1) Design: This is the very first step of the production line of a CNC Kit. The CAD simulates a design on the PC screen based on the data input done by you. The CAD can, however, produce multiple designs based on the variable data feed. You choose the one that best serves your purpose.
2) Machine code or number generation: The next step involves in machine code a.k.a. number generation for the CNC Kit. Because, a CNC Kit neither understands graphics nor any message except the numbers. The PC breaks that design/s into specific numbers relevant to the design on three axes;say X, Y, and Z Representing length, breadth and width respectively.
3) 3D axes control points of a CNC Kit: On a 3D CNC machine, there are three control points on the three different axes; namely X, Y, and Z from our previous example. These points control the movement of the CNC cutter on those three dimensions. As a matter of fact, you get a perfect 3D output on completion of the production line.
The USP (Unique Selling Proposition) of a CNC Kit:
The USP of a CNC Kit is manifold. As such, any generalisation here is next to impossible. We, however, find a couple of covered benefits here applicable to all industries alike such as the following.
Flawless production line: On deployment of a CNC Kit, you have a kind of shot in the arm for perfecting your production line. Because, it works completely on an auto mode controlled by a PC.
Wastage control:As the CNC Kit works on an auto mode, the material waste can be minimised that otherwise could have been a big issue due to the poor craftsmanship.
Cost control: Minimising the wastage a CNC Kit positively impacts your cost control measures.Moreover, it doesn’t ask for any manual support while executing the task in hand. It thus saves your overhead expense.
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