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Differences between CNC milling machines and ordinary milling machines
CNC milling machine: It is an automatic processing equipment developed on the basis of general milling machines. The processing technology of the two is basically the same, and the structure is also somewhat similar.
Different properties
1. CNC milling machine: It is an automatic processing equipment developed on the basis of general milling machines. The processing technology of the two is basically the same, and the structure is also somewhat similar. CNC milling machines are divided into two categories: without tool library and with tool library. CNC milling machines with tool libraries are also known as machining centers.
2. Ordinary milling machine: It is a machine tool that uses milling cutters to process various surfaces of workpieces.
Different application characteristics
1. CNC milling machines: With the rapid development of social production and scientific technology, mechanical products are becoming increasingly precise and complex, and frequent modifications are required, especially for mechanical parts required in fields such as aerospace, shipbuilding, military, etc., with high precision requirements, complex shapes, and small batches. Processing such products requires frequent modification or adjustment of equipment, and ordinary machine tools or highly specialized automated machine tools can no longer meet these requirements.
In order to solve the above problems, a new type of machine tool - CNC machine tool - has emerged. This new type of machine tool has the advantages of strong adaptability, high machining accuracy, stable machining quality, and high production efficiency. It comprehensively applies various technological achievements such as electronic computers, automatic control, servo drive, precision measurement, and new mechanical structures, and is the future development direction of CNC machine tools.
2. Ordinary milling machine: The adaptability and flexibility of part processing are strong, and it can process parts with particularly complex contour shapes or difficult to control dimensions, such as mold parts, shell parts, etc; Capable of processing parts that cannot be processed by ordinary machine tools or are difficult to process, such as complex curve parts described by mathematical models and three-dimensional curved surface parts.
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