With the continuous development of science and technology, we can see the application of precision machining in various fields. It has made a lot of contributions to the domestic machinery processing industry. Today we will tell you about the production type, process, equipment and material knowledge of precision machining, so that we can have a more detailed understanding of it.

First of all, we tell the type of production. At present, there are three types of production in the machine processing industry: single piece production, mass production and mass production. Single unit small batch production is generally suitable for customized production of non-standard parts, usually customers themselves, and drawings submitted to suppliers, suppliers according to the drawings to make process and carry out corresponding processing links. Mass production refers to the quantity, structure and manufacturing method of the same product in a certain period of time. Large quantity of production refers to the single product, large quantity and high production repeatability, which is suitable for the processing of standard parts.

The second is the process of knowledge, in the precision machining industry in general, including the process of phase composition, drawing process making, raw material procurement, production and testing equipment debugging, rough machining, workpiece processing, surface processing and transportation etc..

The equipment, in the machining industry that is often used in precision lathe, milling machine, grinder, cylindrical grinder, EDM machine, precision testing instrument, there are companies such as TGPM as to meet the needs of customers, equipped with CNC machine tools (CNC lathe, CNC milling machine, CNC grinding machine etc.). The equipped facilities also need to be maintained and replaced, so that the precision of the processing is up to 0.002mm.

Finally, we talk about materials used in machine processing. Generally speaking, the metal materials we use are non-ferrous metals, including aluminum, zinc and copper, and non-metallic materials include plastics, resins, etc.