1. CNC Turning: Using a CNC lathe to turn rotating parts, such as the internal and external cylindrical surfaces, conical surfaces, and threads of shafts and discs. CNC lathes are characterized by high precision and efficiency, enabling precise machining of complex contours.
2. CNC Milling: Using a CNC milling machine to mill complex shapes such as planes, curved surfaces, and grooves. CNC milling machines, through multi-axis linkage, can machine various complex two-dimensional and three-dimensional surfaces, and are widely used in mold manufacturing, aerospace, and other fields.
3. CNC Drilling: Using a CNC drilling machine or CNC machining center to perform drilling, reaming, and boring operations. CNC drilling is characterized by high precision and efficiency, and is particularly suitable for hole machining in mass production.
4. CNC Grinding: Using a CNC grinding machine to perform precision grinding on workpieces to achieve high precision and high surface quality requirements. CNC grinding is widely used in precision machinery, optical instruments, and other fields.
5. CNC Electrical Discharge Machining: This method utilizes the instantaneous high temperature generated by electrical discharge to locally melt and vaporize the workpiece material, achieving the machining objective. CNC electrical discharge machining is particularly suitable for machining difficult-to-machine materials and complex-shaped parts, such as mold cavities and micro-holes.
