distributive numerical control

Using DNC, an operator can quickly load CNC programs into multiple machines. It is also possible to remove programs and replace them with updated or modified programs. CNC allows machines, such as drill presses or lathes, to perform complex and repetitive tasks automatically. In this context, DNC facilitates the remote control of multiple programmable robots.

Read more about distributive numerical control: - MachineShopWeb provides a list of DNC vendors. - MMS Online provides links to more information about DNC technology.

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