Machine-Specific Fusion Post Processor
A post built for one exact machine, not just its controller. We match your builder's M-codes, tool changer, options, travel limits, home positions and kinematics, and create a Fusion machine model so simulation matches reality.
Controller-level is not enough
A controller-specific post knows how a FANUC, Siemens or Heidenhain control reads code. A machine-specific post also knows the machine around it: the builder's M-codes for coolant, chip conveyor and doors, the tool changer's position and sequence, spindle limits, rotary table direction and range, pallet or bar feeder options, travel limits and the safe positions for loading and tool changes.
ENGIMANDI builds machine-specific Fusion posts from your machine's documentation, options list and proven programs. We pair the post with a Fusion machine definition, including kinematics and limits, so Fusion can warn about out-of-range moves and simulate collisions. For shops with several similar machines, we build a shared core with per-machine settings.
Read machine-specific post processors.
What you get
- Builder M-codes
- Tool changer sequence
- Spindle & feed limits
- Rotary direction & range
- Pallets, bar feeders & options
- Travel limit checks
- Fusion machine definition
- Proven on the machine
What machine-specific means
The details that make a post fit.
Builder Codes
M-codes and macros defined by your machine builder.
Tool Changer
Position, sequence and preselection for your changer type.
Limits
Travels, spindle speed and feed limits checked at post time.
Safe Positions
Home, tool change and load positions for your machine.
Options
Probes, rotaries, pallets, bar feeders and conveyors.
Machine Model
Fusion machine definition for accurate simulation.
Machine-specific stack
Post and machine definition.
Typical projects
- Post for a new VMC with builder macros
- Machine definition for a trunnion 5-axis
- Shared post for three similar lathes
- Travel limit warnings for a small mill
- Pallet changer machine for lights-out work
- OEM post shipped with a machine range
How we build machine-specific posts
Collect
Manuals, options and samples.
Model
Machine definition and limits.
Build
Post matched to the machine.
Prove
Trials with your operator.
Support
Updates when options change.
Machine-specific post questions
What is the difference between machine-specific and controller-specific?
Controller-specific posts handle the control's language. Machine-specific posts also handle the builder's codes, options, limits and kinematics of one machine.
Can one post serve several machines?
Yes, with a shared core and settings for each machine.
Do we need a machine model in Fusion?
It is recommended for multi-axis machines and helpful for all, because it enables limit checks and simulation.
Where do builder M-codes come from?
From the machine manual, builder documentation and proven programs.
Do you work with machine builders?
Yes. We build posts for OEMs to supply with their machines.