Fusion Mitsubishi Post Processor for M70, M80 and M800 Controls
Mitsubishi controls power many Japanese, Taiwanese and Indian machine tools. We build Fusion posts for Mitsubishi M70, M80 and M800 series on mills and lathes, using high-speed high-accuracy control, inclined plane machining and tool centre point functions where available.
ISO-compatible, with Mitsubishi details
Mitsubishi controls accept familiar ISO G-code, so a generic post may seem to work at first. The differences appear in the details: high-speed high-accuracy control codes, parameter-dependent behaviour of cycles, extended work offsets, tilted plane and tool centre point commands on M800 machines, lathe G-code lists and machine builder M-codes. Getting these right is what separates a working post from an optimised one.
ENGIMANDI builds Fusion Mitsubishi posts matched to your control series, options and machine builder. We use high-speed high-accuracy modes for 3D finishing, correct drilling and tapping cycles, extended work offsets, inclined surface machining and tool centre point control on multi-axis machines, and the proper lathe code set for turning centres.
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What you get
- M70, M80 & M800 support
- High-speed high-accuracy modes
- Drilling & tapping cycles
- Extended work offsets
- Inclined plane machining
- Tool centre point control
- Lathe code sets
- Builder M-codes
Mitsubishi post features
The Mitsubishi details that matter.
High-Speed Control
High-speed high-accuracy control switched on for 3D and finishing work.
Cycles
Drill, peck, tap and bore cycles matched to control parameters.
Work Offsets
Standard and extended work offsets for multi-part setups.
Inclined Planes
Inclined surface machining for 3+2 positioning on M800 machines.
TCP
Tool centre point control for simultaneous multi-axis motion.
Lathes
Turning posts with correct code set, spindle clamp and cycles.
Mitsubishi controls we post for
Milling (M) and lathe (L) systems.
Typical projects
- Taiwanese VMC with Mitsubishi M80
- M800 five-axis post with TCP
- Indian turning centre with Mitsubishi control
- High-speed mode for mould finishing
- Extended offsets for fixture plates
- Generic post replaced with a tuned one
How we build Mitsubishi posts
Identify
Series, options and builder.
Samples
Programs that run well.
Build
Post with Mitsubishi details.
Prove
Machine trials.
Support
Ongoing help.
Mitsubishi post questions
Can we use a FANUC post on a Mitsubishi control?
It may run basic programs, but differences in high-speed modes, cycles and options mean a Mitsubishi-specific post is safer and faster.
Which high-speed mode should be used?
It depends on your control and options. We set modes per operation type for the right balance of speed and accuracy.
Do Mitsubishi controls support 5-axis functions?
M800 series controls support inclined plane and tool centre point functions when the options are enabled.
Do you support Mitsubishi lathes?
Yes, including live tooling and C-axis on lathe systems.
How do we know our options?
We help you check the control's option list or confirm with the machine builder.