Both Mitsubishi and FANUC are Japanese systems, and they are similar to each other. If you can learn one of the FANUC CNC system and the Mitsubishi system at first, you will get started quickly after using the other system for a few days. The difference in appearance is not very big, and the difference in internal program function is not too big, but the operation panel is slightly different, the tool setting program and the function instruction are also somewhat different, and the instruction code G code and M code are also slightly different.
Mitsubishi’s is a typical Japanese standard, which emphasizes humanity and makes the system easier to use; while Fanuc focuses on the performance of the equipment, and the operating experience is more detailed.
Another: Mitsubishi's extended control axis is more convenient, and the high-end system functions are slightly lacking compared to Frank, but there are common ones.
Mitsubishi is more difficult to learn, FANUC is easy to operate, and the various functions in the panel are complicated by Mitsubishi's tool setting program.
FANUC is concise and easy to use. There are also differences in the instruction code G code and M code.
FANUC CNC System
Numerical control programming has no control system, only the control system accepts the format, then this problem is solved through post-processing. At present, Mitsubishi and Frank (Fanuc to be precise) are Japanese brands, and the controller accepts the program format according to the internationally recognized common format code. These two controllers can be executed as long as Mitsubishi can execute FANUC. In other words, as long as FANUC can execute Mitsubishi, they can execute.
However, it is true that many controllers currently have different program formats, especially domestic machine tools. In most cases, the execution code implements international standards, but there are standards in many details, such as simple drilling, and codes executed by many domestic systems or accept The method is different. In fact, this is a matter of technical distance and so on. For more detailed differences, we can also refer to the system manuals of Mitsubishi and FANUC.
