New machine, new controller, or a program that does not run right? We edit and build post processors so your CAM output runs correctly on your exact machine.
A post processor translates CAM toolpaths into the G-code dialect your controller understands. When it does not match the machine, the result can be wrong tool changes, incorrect canned cycles, bad rotary-axis output, or programs that need hand-editing before every run.
This usually shows up when a new machine arrives, a controller changes, or a shop starts using 4-axis or 5-axis work. We fix existing posts and build new ones, so the code coming out of the CAM system is ready for the machine.
Posts for Fanuc controllers and their common cycles.
Output matched to Mitsubishi controller conventions.
Siemens-style code and cycle handling.
Posts for Mazak machines and their program formats.
Haas-ready output for VMC and other Haas machines.
Ask us. We can look at other controllers on request.
Learn more →Your machine, controller, CAM software, the current post and what is going wrong.
We correct the post or build a new one to match your machine.
We check the output logic and hand over the post with notes.
A post processor is the file that converts CAM toolpaths into G-code for a specific machine and controller. Without a correct post, the same toolpath can produce code that does not run properly.
Yes. We customize and develop post processors for Fanuc, Mitsubishi, Siemens, Mazak and Haas controllers. If you have another controller, contact us and we will look at it.
Yes. We work with Mastercam, and we edit existing posts or build new ones to match your machine.
Typically when you buy a new machine, change a controller, add a rotary axis, or find you are editing G-code by hand after every post.
Yes. ZEROVEX is based in Coimbatore and works with machine shops and manufacturers on post processor editing and development.
Tell us your machine, controller and CAM software and we will get your post working.