SANS Machining

CNC milling is an essential process in the production of complex components. As one of the extensive functions of CNC precision machining, this process helps to manufacture precision parts for many industries.

High-precision components are often complex mechanical parts, necessitating highly accurate machining processes and stringent quality control standards.

Different environments and application scenarios require different types of materials. When selecting mechanical component materials, the following aspects can be considered.

Therefore, to meet the continuously growing market demands, the manufacturing industry must focus on achieving high dimensional accuracy. To achieve precision in part machining, several methods can be employed.

Customized automation equipment is based on the idea that 80% of product performance is determined during the design stage, making high demands on the design process.

In order to ensure the normal operation of parts, a series of work capacity criteria or design criteria have been developed, which serve as the basic guiding principles for the design of precision mechanical parts.

Two methods in CNC lathe machining are further divided into two categories known as "rough machining" and "finish machining".

Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) is a high-precision non-traditional machining method based on the principle of electrical discharge. It holds a vital position and plays a significant role in modern manufacturing industry.

To ensure the quality of machined mechanical parts, strict inspection and testing must be conducted. This article focuses on the post-machining inspection process and its significance.

The correct selection of positioning benchmarks has a very important impact on ensuring the machining requirements of parts and scientifically arranging the machining sequence.