Fanuc shows how to remove chips in a drill cycle

23rd Jun 2021, 10:21 • In Videos

During drilling, long chips can form and get stuck on the tool. With the Fanuc Removing Chips in Drill Cycle function, this can be avoided.

The FANUC function ensures that during the movement to the next drilling position, the spindle rotates in the opposite direction at a preset speed and time, removing the chips from the tool.

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Michael Tyrrell

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Fanuc UK

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Machining
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