Processes in CNC machining of parts
CNC machining of parts allows companies to simplify production processes, reduce costs and increase the numerical production of parts or products in the shortest possible time.
CNC machining of parts is a process in which the orders are given to the machine through a computer, which then receives the necessary data utilizing computer codes to machine the part precisely and without loss of material or time.
The most important thing about this process is that the computer codes provide the instructions and geometric shapes for cutting the part, which guarantees the best results and the greatest possible precision.
In this process, the machine is programmed step by step, so that the complete machining of the workpiece can be carried out in an orderly and error-free manner.
The constant developments and improvements in computerized precision machining in recent years have made it possible to significantly improve mechanical manufacturing processes and even to produce parts that previously would have been impossible to manufacture due to their complicated design.
Conventional machines were always directly dependent on an operator who had to pay full attention to every movement of the machine. The entire manufacturing process with CNC machines is automated, faster in the completion of the manufacturing process, and provides increased worker safety while reducing potential errors.
Traditional manufacturing methods consisted of using a milling machine to produce planes and grooves, then a lathe to produce tapers and cylinders, and a drill press to produce holes. Now the advantage of CNC machining is that it facilitates all the above operations, thereby significantly reducing production costs, and also increasing the production speed while increasing precision!
With the help of CNC software, it is possible to perform all kinds of manufacturing operations with higher precision and 100% accuracy. CNC machines allow the company to produce a larger number of parts at the same time, thus minimizing delivery times. When using CNC machines there are no or very few errors, they help the company to save material and reduce material waste.
So in short, CNC manufacturing is the ability of a computer to control large industrial equipment using the latest computer systems. With automation based on CNC technology, it is possible to speed up processes with machines that perform cutting, drilling, milling, testing, assembly and other operations, and significantly increase the output of production.
There exist 2 types of CNC machining, these are horizontal and vertical CNC machining, the only difference being the size and position of the drive used. CNC machines can have 3, 4 or even 5 axes. The more modern the machine and the more axes it has, the more efficient and faster the production of CNC parts, regardless of their complexity.
CNC manufacturing and CNC machining is now used in various sectors, such as construction, engineering and electrical engineering, automotive and many others. Their use increases the competitiveness of your company!
