What is the CNC machining used for?

CNC lathes are mainly used for processing shaft parts or disc parts. Specific uses include but are not limited to the following aspects:

• Cutting of internal and external cylindrical surfaces;

• Processing of internal and external conical surfaces with any cone angle;

• Processing of complex rotating internal and external curved surfaces;

• Cutting of cylindrical and conical threads;

• Grooving;

• drilling;

• Reaming;

• Reaming;

• Boring.

CNC lathe is one of the most widely used CNC machine tools. It comprehensively applies advanced technologies in the fields of electronic technology, computer technology, automatic control, precision measurement and machine tool design. Compared with ordinary lathes, CNC lathes have the advantages of high processing precision, high production efficiency, high degree of automation, and good processing flexibility, and can meet the processing needs of various complex parts. Different types of CNC lathes (such as vertical CNC lathes, horizontal CNC lathes, economical CNC lathes, full-featured CNC lathes and turning machining centers, etc.) may have differences in functions and applications, but generally they can achieve the above Major processing operations.

In addition, with the continuous development of technology, the performance and functions of CNC lathes are also constantly improving, and their application fields continue to expand. In practical applications, it is necessary to select the appropriate CNC lathe type and processing parameters based on specific processing requirements and part characteristics to achieve the best processing results.

Qingdao Huarui has the most advanced CNC processing equipment and provides customized processing services in various fields for domestic and foreign customers. CNC customized processing, high precision, low price, short production cycle, whether it is turning parts, milled parts, or various surface treatments, we can customize it for you. Galvanizing, nickel plating, chromium plating, anodizing, powder spraying, etc. have all reached mature technologies.