Regarding CNC Machining Processing
author: YITECH
2024-04-21
What is CNC machning?
CNC machining usually refers to computer numerical control precision machining, also known as CNC machining, which uses CNC tools for processing. As CNC machining is controlled by a computer after programming, CNC machining has advantages such as stable machining quality, high machining precision, high repeatability accuracy, the ability to process complex surfaces, and high machining efficiency.



(1) Check drawings and program sheets.
(2) Transfer the corresponding program to the machine tool.
(3) Check the program header, cutting parameters, etc.
(4) Determine the machining dimension and allowance for the part.
(5) Reasonably clamp the material.
(6) Accurately locate the part.
(7) Accurately establish the material coordinates.
(8) Select reasonable tools and cutting parameters.
(9) Reasonably clamp the tools.
(10) Use safe trial cutting methods.
(11) Observe the machining process.
(12) Adjust cutting parameters.
(13) Timely feedback issues with relevant personnel during the machining process.
(14) Inspect the quality of the part after machining is completed.
(2) Transfer the corresponding program to the machine tool.
(3) Check the program header, cutting parameters, etc.
(4) Determine the machining dimension and allowance for the part.
(5) Reasonably clamp the material.
(6) Accurately locate the part.
(7) Accurately establish the material coordinates.
(8) Select reasonable tools and cutting parameters.
(9) Reasonably clamp the tools.
(10) Use safe trial cutting methods.
(11) Observe the machining process.
(12) Adjust cutting parameters.
(13) Timely feedback issues with relevant personnel during the machining process.
(14) Inspect the quality of the part after machining is completed.
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