Program the Tornos Swiss XT 32/9 from your existing CAM. Synchronize three tool systems, part transfer and overlapping cuts, then verify the final G-code.

Learn how to turn CAM operations into synchronized multi-channel programs for Swiss-type CNC machines and verify the final G-code on a digital twin.

Program the Okuma MULTUS U4000 2SW from your existing CAM. Synchronize the B-axis head, lower turret and opposing spindles, then verify the final G-code.

Program the Nomura NN-20J3 from your existing CAM. Synchronize front and back machining, part transfer and both spindles, then verify the final G-code.

Meta description: Program the Mazak INTEGREX i-350H ST from your CAM. Synchronize the milling spindle, lower turret and second spindle, then verify the final G-code.

Program the Citizen Cincom M32 from your existing CAM. Synchronize channels and part transfer with NC Coder, then verify the final G-code on a digital twin.

A digital twin of your sliding-headstock (Swiss-type) machine that reads the real ISO code and proves it out before the bar runs. Any controller, any kinematics

G32 cuts a thread one pass per block — every pass, infeed, chamfer and pull-out is on the programmer, and the feed must match the pitch in sync with the spindle. It’s valid code that scraps the thread or crashes the tool when a value is off. Eureka G-Code runs the real G32/G92/G76 passes on a digital twin of your machine