The difference between CNC lathe and CNC precision machining factory

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Definition of CNC lathe:

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CNC lathe is an automatic machine tool with high precision and high efficiency. Equipped with a multi-station turret or a dynamic turret, the machine tool has a wide range of processing technology functions, which can process linear cylinders, oblique cylinders, arcs and various rib, groove, worm and other complex workpieces, with linear interpolation, arc Interpolate various compensation results, and play a good economical effect in the mass production of complex parts.

Compared with ordinary machine tools, CNC machine tools seem to have the following characteristics:

High machining accuracy , with stable processing quality;

● can carry out multi-coordinate linkage, and can process complex parts;

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●When the machining parts are changed, generally only the CNC program needs to be changed, which can save the production preparation time;

●The machine tool itself has high precision and rigidity Large, favorable processing amount can be selected, and the productivity is high (usually 3~5 times that of ordinary machine tools);

The machine tool has a high degree of automation, which can reduce labor intensity ;

●The essential requirements for drivers are higher, and the technical requirements for maintenance personnel are higher.

CNC machining center is a highly efficient automatic machine tool composed of machine equipment and numerical control system, which is suitable for machining complex parts. Its comprehensive processing ability is strong, and more processing contents can be realized after the workpiece is clamped at one time.

CNC lathes are suitable for machining shaft parts, and CNC precision machining is suitable for adding parts For box-type parts with complex geometry, of course, there are several other cars that usually only have two axes and two linkages, but CNC precision machining has at least three axes!