The TNC7

Every HEIDENHAIN control supports you with dialog-guided programming and finely detailed simulation. The TNC7 additionally offers you graphical or form-based programming so that you can attain the desired results with speed and reliability.

Software options and optional hardware extensions can be used for flexibly increasing the range of functions and ease of use.

Functionality enhancements make it possible to go beyond milling and drilling in order to perform turning and grinding operations, for example,

Technology-Specific NC Programming

Operation is made easier, for example, by using touch probes, handwheels or a 3D mouse.

Hardware

Definitions

Abbreviation

Definition

TNC

TNC is derived from the acronym CNC (computerized numerical control). The T (tip or touch) stands for the capability of entering NC programs directly at the control or to program them graphically using gestures.

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The product number indicates the control generation. The range of functions depends on the enabled software options.

Proper and intended use

The information about proper and intended use supports you in safely handling a product such as a machine tool.

The control is a machine component but not a complete machine. This User's Manual describes the use of the control. Before using the machine and the control, read the OEM documentation in order to inform yourself about the safety-relevent factors, the necessary safety equipment and the requirements for qualified personnel.

 
Tip

HEIDENHAIN sells controls designed for milling and turning machines as well as for machining centers with up to 24 axes. If you as a user face a different constellation, then contact the owner immediately.

HEIDENHAIN contributes additionally to enhancing your safety and that of your products, notably by taking into consideration the customer feedback. This results, for example, in function adaptations of the controls and safety precautions in the information products.

 
Tip

Contribute actively to increasing the safety by reporting any missing or misleading information.

Contacting the editorial staff

Intended place of operation

In accordance with the DIN EN 50370-1 standard for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), the control is approved for use in industrial environments.

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Guideline

Definition

DIN EN 50370-1:2006-02

This standard deals, among other things, with interference emissions and immunity to interference of machine tools.