What you need to know about CNC machining components

The computer numerical control (CNC) system provides advanced professional skills and technology, which can be controlled and managed through a coded alphanumeric system. On its basis, the CNC system consists of five components with hybrid to synchronous system capabilities. Computer-programmed data is then used to control and operate the CNC system.

Products:

Precision machined components

Machining is a process in the manufacture of metal products that cuts raw materials into the required shape and size. Most machining is done by CNC lathes and milling machines, and the program is programmed for product design, manufacturing, and forming. The three most common CNC machining technologies are lathes, drilling and milling. Other processes include grinding, forming, planning, boring, broaching and sawing. The CNC machine tool workshop is the backbone of the manufacturing industry. CNC machining touches almost every industry in the global economy. Compared to stamping or metalworking, CNC machining has some of the most flexible designs.

CNC machining components highlights

Small batch precision machining

Turning:14 or 16 inches in diameter. An operation that rotates material relative to a drill or tool along a circular path to form a machined part. This is usually done by a lathe.

Drilling:The operation of rotating a drill or cutter and moving it to make contact with a fixed workpiece. It is mainly done by drilling machines, but sometimes by lathes or milling machines.

Milling:55 '' x 22 '' bed size or 14 inches. This involves the use of rotary cutting tools to remove material from a workpiece into a desired shape. This is usually done with a milling machine.

Grinding:This is the final processing step, using stone grinding or polishing wheels to produce a smooth product surface or sharp edges.

Application areas of CNC machining components:

Aviation,automotive and non-automotive, industrial products and any other industries