The process of CNC machining parts

CNC machining parts refer to the process of using computer numerical control technology to manufacture various parts from different materials. CNC machining parts manufacturing features high-speed, high-precision, and high automation, and are widely used in various fields such as aerospace, national defense, automobile, and communication. Additionally, CNC machining is flexible, has good repeatability, and can quickly adapt to the manufacturing of new products. Common CNC machining parts include shaft sleeves, gears, shafts, camshafts, and crankshafts.

When CNC machining parts, it is necessary to determine the part processing route, process parameters, and tool data based on the requirements of the part processing drawing beforehand. Then, the CNC machining program for the part is written according to relevant regulations in the programming manual for the CNC machine tool. Finally, the CNC machining program is input into the CNC system via the input device, and controlled by the CNC system software to issue corresponding control instructions. After processing and calculation, the machine tool moves along the predetermined trajectory through the servo system to carry out the cutting process of the part, ultimately achieving the desired CNC machining part.