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We all know that a CNC lathe is a system composed of many devices, and there are subtle changes in the arrangement of these systems. In many cases, local adjustments can be made. The most common one is that the position of the tool will be constantly changed according to the needs. Today, our CNC lathe manufacturer will explain the basic factors that affect the overall layout of the CNC lathe.
1、 The layout and structural characteristics of CNC lathes include various forms of bed structure and guide rails, mainly including horizontal bed, inclined bed, horizontal bed inclined sliding plate, and upright bed. Generally, small and medium-sized CNC lathes use inclined bed or horizontal bed inclined sliding plate structures. Because this layout structure has the advantages of beautiful machine tool appearance, small footprint, and easy chip removal.
2、 The layout form of CNC lathe bed and guide rail Answer: CNC machine tools are electromechanical integrated products that integrate multiple technologies such as mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, microelectronics, and information. It is a working mother machine in mechanical manufacturing equipment that has the advantages of high precision, high efficiency, high automation, and high flexibility. The technical level of CNC machine tools and their percentage of production and total ownership in metal cutting machine tools are measures.
3、 The layout form of the CNC lathe bed and guide rail depends on the quality and various parameters of the machine tool, including spindle rigidity and pallet rigidity. The spindle mainly depends on the bearing assembly form, assembly accuracy, bearing grade and quality, preload force, etc. For pallets, it mainly depends on the span of the guide rails. For hard rails, it depends on the accuracy of grinding and scraping, material, and time treatment. For wire rails, it depends on the selection of guide rails.
The above three points are the basic factors that affect the overall layout of CNC lathes compiled and released by CNC lathe manufacturers. We hope that the above explanation can be helpful for everyone when installing CNC lathes in the future.