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CNC Machine: Types, Applications, Programming, Maintenance & Safety Tips for Precision Machining

A machine tool based on computer numerical control (CNC) technology that achieves automated machining through programming tool paths. It has multi axis functional linkage, high precision (tolerance ± 0.005mm), high efficiency, and is widely used in the mass production of precision molds, aerospace parts, and complex mechanical structures.
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Advantages of the product

High-Precision Machining

Utilizes linear scales (resolution 0.1μm) and backlash compensation to maintain tight tolerances (±0.005mm) and repeatability (±0.002mm). Essential for aerospace components requiring geometric tolerances within ±5 arc seconds.

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Subtractive manufacturing workhorse, this machine rotates around the turned workpieces (spindle speeds: 50 to 5000 RPM) along with the linear axes (X/Z) moving the cutter to yield cylindrical figure. Parts are added to an already rotating base for milling or drilling with C-axis control and live tooling, suitable, for complex components such as automotive valves and shafts. Heavy-duty models made of cast iron or Inconel alloys can be handled with chuck sizes 100mm to 1500mm. With an accuracy of ±0.005 mm in positioning and ±0.002 mm in repeatability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can CNC machines process?

They handle steel, aluminum, titanium, and composites, with heavy-duty models suitable for Inconel and aerospace alloys, achieving volumetric accuracy ≤±0.05mm/m.
Yes, they support G-code, CAM software (e.g., Mastercam), and 3D simulation to optimize tool paths, prevent collisions, and ensure first-pass accuracy in complex part production.

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The 5-axis CNC system machined impeller blades with ±0.005mm accuracy, eliminating 70% of traditional setup errors. Real-time thermal compensation kept dimensional stability within ±0.003mm/h during 24/7 operations.

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Thermal Stability Design

Thermal Stability Design

Incorporates liquid-cooled spindles and heat-resistant alloys, maintaining dimensional stability (thermal drift ≤±0.003mm/h) during prolonged operations. Critical for 24/7 production in automotive and electronics industries.
Heavy-Duty Construction

Heavy-Duty Construction

Built with cast iron or granite bases (rigidity ≥50N·m/μm) and linear motors for high acceleration (1g), handling heavy cuts in steel and Inconel. Suitable for large-scale machining of aerospace structural parts and industrial equipment.
Industry 4.0 Compatibility

Industry 4.0 Compatibility

Integrates with IoT sensors and ERP systems for real-time performance monitoring and predictive maintenance. Reduces unplanned downtime by 40% through vibration and temperature analytics, supporting smart factory initiatives.