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GibbsCAM software - CAM/CNC for precision manufacturing.

Programming for turning, milling, and advanced machines.

Control Sys presents the CAM solution for companies that need to program CNC machines with simulation, post-processing, and process control across turning, milling, multi-task machines, Swiss machines, 4- and 5-axis work, including Wire EDM.

FasterPrecise CAM flows and toolpaths.
SaferSimulation with collision prevention.
BroaderMilling, turning, MTM, Swiss, simultaneous 4- and 5-axis machining, and Wire EDM

Simple, fast, powerful, and reliable.

GibbsCAM brings programming, simulation, post-processing, and automation resources into one direct experience for companies that need to get more from their CNC machines.

1

Simple to learn

A focused interface to speed up the learning curve and standardize programmers' daily routines.

2

Powerful for complex machines

Resources for multi-axis, multi-task, multi-spindle machines and toolpath simulation before execution on the shop floor.

3

Scalable for the factory

A foundation ready for new machines, custom post-processors, tools, and cutting parameters.

Advanced machines need programming that keeps up.

When programming, simulation, and post-processing are disconnected, expensive machines operate below their potential. GibbsCAM organizes the CAM/CNC flow to release programs with more confidence.

  • Reduce collision risks before setup.
  • Standardize processes across different CNC technologies.
  • Support decisions with time, cost, and benefit data.

Modules for different CNC technologies

One interface to program, simulate, and release machining programs with technical clarity.

Prismatic parts and molds

Use 2D, 3D, and 5-Axis milling when the decision depends on safe toolpaths, reach, and finish.

GO PRO Milling + 5-Axis

Turning, Swiss, and multi-tasking

Use Turning, MTM, and Swiss when the part requires channels, spindles, turrets, or synchronized operations.

GO Solid Turning + MTM + Swiss

Production processes and data

Use Wire EDM and extensions when the bottleneck is post-processing, tooling, measurement, or standardization.

Wire EDM + Extensions
MTM means multi-task machine. Swiss refers to Swiss-type lathes for small, repetitive parts. EDM is wire electrical discharge machining for specialized geometries.

Milling

GO PRO Milling

CAM for 2.5D, 3D, and high-speed CNC milling in prismatic parts, molds, and complex surfaces.

  • CAD import
  • HSM strategies
  • Toolpath simulation

Turning

GO Solid Turning

CAM for CNC turning with cycles, tool control, solids, and visual verification before posting.

  • Lathe cycles
  • Tool management
  • Post-processing

Multi-tasking

MTM

CAM for multi-task machines with channels, spindles, turrets, and operation synchronization.

  • Synchronization
  • Multi-spindle
  • Channel simulation

Precision

Swiss

Swiss CNC programming for small, precise, repetitive parts with coordinated tools and channels.

  • Coordinated channels
  • Compact tooling
  • Specialized routines

Multi-axis

5-Axis

5-axis CAM for simultaneous or positioned machining focused on reach, safety, and finish.

  • Multi-axis
  • Collision detection
  • Orientation control

EDM

Wire EDM

Wire EDM CAM for 2- to 4-axis CNC wire cutting in precise, specialized geometries.

  • 2 to 4 axes
  • Complex profiles
  • EDM post-processors

Tool Manager IQ

Tool management

Organize libraries, parameters, and tool availability to reduce improvisation on the shop floor.

Interface do Tool Manager IQ

Volumill e Voluturn

Dynamic machining

Tune feed and toolpath strategies to reduce cutting effort, waiting, and rework.

Interface do VoluMill

UP2Parts

AI assistance

Prepare process data to accelerate technical decisions and programmer support.

Up2Parts interface showing a machined part and automation features

ControlSys Training

CNC and GibbsCAM courses for practical application

In-person training, small groups, and direct content for professionals who program, operate, or lead machining processes.

Talk about courses
ModeIn person
LocationCT Control Sys in Duque de Caxias
Groups8 to 10 students
Next groupManual CNC

Manual CNC Lathe Programming

Practical course to structure CNC turning programs on Fanuc controls, focused on drawing interpretation, process planning, and safer programming.

Hours
32 hours
Format
In person
Group
10 students
Level
Intermediate
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Next groupGibbsCAM

GibbsCAM - Turning Module

Training to program turning operations in GibbsCAM, covering interface, tools, processes, simulation, and output generation.

Hours
24 hours
Format
In person
Group
8 students
Level
Intermediate
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Next group2D Milling

GIBBSCAM - Milling 2D + 4th Axis Module

In-person course to master the GibbsCAM 2D milling and 4th axis workflow, from geometry to post-processing.

Hours
32 hours
Format
In person
Group
8 students
Level
Intermediate
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Next group3D Milling

GIBBSCAM - Milling 3D Module

Intensive training to apply Advanced 3D strategies in GibbsCAM for milling and rest-machining operations.

Hours
12 hours
Format
In person
Group
8 students
Level
Advanced
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Next groupManual CNC

Manual CNC Milling Programming

Course to develop manual CNC milling programming, connecting technical drawings, coordinates, operations, and process good practices.

Hours
32 hours
Format
In person
Group
10 students
Level
Intermediate
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Next groupVoluMill

GibbsCAM - VoluMill 2D & 3D

Intensive training to apply VoluMill in GibbsCAM for 2D and 3D roughing strategies, with focus on productivity and tool control.

Hours
12 hours
Format
In person
Group
10 students
Level
Advanced
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Essential capabilities without an endless table

Compare technical families by context without forcing a heavy horizontal matrix on mobile.

Milling

Milling covers 2.5D, 3D, and high-speed toolpaths for prismatic parts, molds, cavities, and complex surfaces.

  • CAD import
  • High-speed strategies
  • Toolpath simulation
  • Dynamic machining

Prepare your operation for data, automation, and assisted support

ControlSys organizes technical knowledge and manufacturing information to reduce friction between engineering, programming, and the shop floor.

I want to evaluate automation in my factory

Support assistant

Organize technical knowledge to guide programmers without interrupting production.

AI-ready data

Structure tools, machines, materials, and processes for future automations.

Intelligent tool management

Reduce variation between programs with more consistent libraries and parameters.

Dynamic machining

Tune strategies to increase stability and operational efficiency.

CNC turning operation machining a metal part with digital automation elements.

Calculate return potential before talking to our sales team

The calculator runs locally in the browser. Hours, cost, and investment help estimate monthly and annual savings and investment payback.

CNC gain estimate

55hsaved/month
R$8,250financial savings/month
R$99,000potential gain/year
6 monthsinvestment payback

Initial estimate for a technical conversation. Actual results depend on part mix, machines, post-processors, tools, and the current process.

Scenarios that bring the factory closer to the decision

Representative stories by segment show how technical teams assess risk, return, and complexity before changing or standardizing CAM.

Precision shop

More predictability for low-repeat parts

Challenge: Manual programs made it difficult to estimate setup and rework before releasing production.

Outcome: A standardized CAM flow and visual simulation helped reduce operational uncertainty.

Multi-task machines

Clearer programming for multichannel operations

Challenge: The complexity of channels, turrets, and spindles required constant manual checking.

Outcome: A centralized view of CNC technology made program review and release easier.

Manufacturing engineering

Technical criteria to justify a CAM change

Challenge: The team needed to compare technical coverage, risk, and return before investing.

Outcome: Modules, capabilities, and local ROI provided a more objective basis for the decision.

The CAM decision is not just software. It is the difference between buying better machines and actually extracting their potential every day.
Synthesis of CNC operations that need to justify technology with confidence

Materials for better decisions

Use these materials to organize technical criteria before the demo. Items without an approved file continue through the sales contact.

Technical guideOn request

MTM guide

How to evaluate multi-task machines, flows, and programming challenges.

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ChecklistOn request

CAM checklist

Criteria for comparing solutions and reducing risk when changing systems.

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DatasheetOn request

Module datasheet

Summary of the Milling, Turning, MTM, Swiss, 5-Axis, and EDM families.

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Tell us which machines and processes you want to evaluate. We will send your request to the ControlSys team and reply through the contact provided.