Precision machining is a high-precision, high-requirement machining method, mainly including processes such as precision turning, precision boring, precision milling, precision grinding, and lapping. This machining method is suitable for processing various high-precision, high-complexity, and high-surface-quality hardware parts. Its processing range is very wide, including but not limited to the following parts:
Shaft parts machining: including shaft parts of various diameters, lengths, and shapes, such as shafts, spindles, and rod shafts.
Disc parts machining: including disc parts of various shapes and sizes, such as flanges, gear discs, and end caps.
Box-type parts machining: including various box-type, shell-type, and base-type parts, such as machine tool housings and engine housings.
Complex curved surface parts machining: including various complex curved surface parts, such as impellers, blades, and cams.
Other high-precision parts machining: such as high-precision bearings, high-precision gears, and high-precision threads.