Modern production cannot be imagined without various metal parts and structures. For the processing of metal products, in order to obtain from them blanks for structures and finished parts, metalworking machines are used. Most enterprises are gradually upgrading their working equipment, switching to metalworking CNC machines software).
Modern machine tools for metal processing can be roughly divided into three groups:
1. Milling
2. Turning
3. Laser cutting machines
Milling machines for processing metal products perform high-precision drilling, milling, as well as engraving the surfaces of parts and workpieces in various planes. 3D parts are machined in 3D, and flat parts are machined in 2D. The milling machines are ergonomic and have a rigid structure.
CNC lathes perfectly perform such operations as: cutting off parts, cutting internal and external threads, turning, drilling, etc. They are used for internal and external machining of complex metal parts. Depending on how the spindle is located, the machines can be horizontal and vertical, and according to the type of work performed, they are divided into centering machines, carousel and cartridge machines.
Laser cutting machines are designed to cut metal products without moving them during the technological process. This allows for efficient and high quality processing. The open structure of the CNC laser cutting machine and the modular design allows for easy transportation, installation and repair.
This equipment operates according to the program set by the programmer, almost completely, excluding the human factor from the metalworking process, which significantly simplifies machine control and improves the quality of metal processing.
Grinding machines for metal processing is an effective high-tech and modern equipment. The presence of CNC machines at the enterprise significantly increases the quality of products, labor productivity, and also reduces the cost of the product. All this allows you to get the maximum benefit from the technological process, without tangible losses.
