MachMotion

CNC Cylindrical Grinders

Cylindrical grinder controls built around a stable cycle

Keep a well-built ID/OD cylindrical grinder producing accurate parts with a modern control.

Cylindrical grinder controls built around a stable cycle

Signs a Retrofit May Be Needed

What we hear from shops running CNC Cylindrical Grinders

  • Accuracy and cycle consistency are slipping
  • Machine is usable, but operator confidence is low
  • Problems with recurring electrical or control faults
  • Original control is aging or unsupported

Benefits

What changes after the retrofit

  • Repeatable grind cycles with day-to-day reliability
  • Programming and operation get easier for all skill levels
  • Machine runs consistently and accurately
  • Supportability and uptime improves for the long term

What's Included

A production-ready package

No missing pieces, no surprises during install. Every CNC Cylindrical Grinder retrofit ships as a complete system.

MachMotion cylindrical grinder controller & pendant

Servo package sized to axis load and resolution needs

Wheel spindle drive integration

Dress cycle logic and wheel-wear offsets

Commissioning and lifetime remote support

Good Fit

A retrofit likely makes sense if:

  • OD/ID cylindrical grinders with sound mechanics
  • Grinders whose OEM control is discontinued but the machine is still accurate

Not a Fit

Replacement may make more sense if:

  • Grinders with worn ways or spindle bearings that limit accuracy at the source
  • Highly specialized form grinders needing OEM-specific dress kinematics we cannot match

FAQ

About CNC Cylindrical Grinders

A control retrofit replaces the grinder’s aging control system, not just the screen. This includes the front end control, controller hardware, electrical enclosure, and related electronics needed to make the machine reliable and fully supported again.

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Ready When You Are

Not sure if a retrofit fits your machine?

Tell us what machines you're running and what's failing. We'll give you a straight answer: retrofit, repair, or replace the machine based on what actually makes sense for your shop.