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G95 - Feed Per Revolution
G95 (Feed Per Revolution) is a modal G-code that instructs the control to interpret feed commands as mm per revolution (mm/rev) or inches per revolution of the spindle.
Syntax & Parameters- G95
- F Value The F value specifies the distance travelled per revolution of the spindle used to calculate the G95 feed rate.
- S Value This specifies the spindle speed used to calculate the G95 feed rate
Metric
N10 G21 N20 S800 M3 N30 G95 N40 G01 Z20 F0.1The above program code tells the Z axis to advance 0.1mm for every revolution of the spindle until the Z axis reaches 20mm.
The Feed rate will be 80mm per minute
G95 feed rate above is calculated as follows
(Spindle speed) x (Specified Distance per Revolution) = G95 feed rate
800 x 0.1 = 80mm per minute
Imperial
N10 G20 N20 S800 M3 N30 G95 N40 G01 Z2 F0.005The above program code tells the Z axis to advance 0.005" for every revolution of the spindle until the Z axis reaches 2".
The Feed rate will be 4 inches per minute
G95 feed rate above is calculated as follows
(Spindle speed) x (Specified Distance per Revolution) = G95 feed rate
800 x 0.005 = 4 inches per minute
Using G95 with G96CAUTION: Please be aware that the CSS spindle speed does not work with G95 Feed Per Revolution.
- Using G95 & G96 together may cause unexpected results if used incorrectly.
- When G95 is used with G96 an S value must be specified for G95 to work.
- The S value must be given before the G96.
- The S value as part of the G96 command is not used by G95.
- The spindle speed calculated by G96 is not used by G95.
Back G94 – Units Per Minute Mode
G96 – Turn on Constant Surface Speed (CSS)
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