Printed from Kezuriba (kezuriba.net/en/nc/m05/)
M05
Machining center, LatheSpindle stop
⌨Format and notes
M05
- Put it before a tool change, measurement, or program end
- Most M-codes are assigned by the machine builder (Siemens ISO: M00–M89 are defined by the machine tool builder). Always check the machine's operator's manual
📚Sources
The meaning shown agrees in at least two sources (agreement confirmed). Explanations are written in our own words.
- Mitsubishi Electric — The Basics of CNC Machining Programming (for Machining center) e-Learning material (PDF) mitsubishielectric.com
- Mitsubishi Electric — The Basics of CNC Machining Programming (for Lathe) e-Learning material (PDF, BNP-C8027-688) mitsubishielectric.com
- Haas Automation, Inc. — Mill Operator's Manual – 18 Mill M-Codes (online version) haascnc.com
- Haas Automation, Inc. — Lathe Operator's Manual – 17 Lathe M-Codes (online version) haascnc.com
- National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA — The NIST RS274NGC Interpreter – Version 3 (NISTIR 6556, 2000) nvlpubs.nist.gov
- Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW), Human Resources Development Bureau, Office of the Councillor for Skills Evaluation — Human resource development manual using the practical exam tasks of the Grade 3 Skilled Worker Test: CNC lathe work (March 2018) waza.mhlw.go.jp
- Saitama University, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, practical training — Machining center program 2019 (training NC program O19-0101, with comments) jisshu.mech.saitama-u.ac.jp