1. CNC automatic processing

CNC machining usually refers to precision machining controlled by computers. Therefore, it can be controlled through the program instructions of the CNC machine tool, and the entire machining process is automatically carried out according to the program instructions. The high degree of automation in machine tools greatly reduces the labor intensity of workers.

2. High CNC machining accuracy

The second advantage of CNC technology is the consistency and accuracy of workpieces. Today, CNC machine tools have typical accuracies of two to four thousandths of an inch, or 0.05 to 0.10 millimeters, with repeatability close to or better than eight thousandths of an inch, or 0.02 millimeters. This means that once a program is validated, it can easily produce two, ten or a thousand identical parts with the same accuracy and consistency. Mass production can be achieved and product quality is easy to control.

3. CNC machining flexibility

Since these machines are run by computer programs, running different artifacts is as simple as loading different programs. This also brings another benefit, namely fast conversion. Because these machines are so easy to set up and run, and programs can be easily loaded, their setup time is very short.

4. High CNC machining efficiency

CNC machining can perform multi coordinate linkage and process complex zero points. When the shape and size of the parts need to be changed, only the NC program needs to be changed, saving production preparation time.

5. It can process complex surfaces that are difficult to process with conventional methods, and can even process some processing parts that cannot be observed.