Refers to products made by simple processing or the primary processing of raw materials. In machinery, rough-processed products generally refer to products that efficiently remove most of the remaining amount and make the benchmark for subsequent processing.
Today we are talking about CAD. Computer-aided design (CAD) is the use of computers (or workstations) to aid in the creation, modification, analysis, or optimization of a design.
Quenching is a heat treatment process for metals and glass. Heating alloy products or glass to a certain temperature, then rapidly cooling in water, oil, or air containing minerals, generally used to increase the hardness and strength of the alloy.
When selecting a milling cutter suitable for the machining task, various issues such as the geometry, size, and work piece material of the parts to be processed must be considered.
The repair and maintenance of CNC machine tools are very important. Time should be taken in the work to reasonably arrange the inspection work of the machine tools to avoid damage to the work caused by the damage of the machine tools.
The maintenance of CNC machine tools is divided into two categories: electrical and mechanical directions. In the repair and maintenance of actual machine tools, they are divided into electrical and mechanical directions.
The milling machine is a very diverse processing machine, evolved from a lathe. A lathe is a machine commonly used to produce cylindrical or rotating parts, and the milling machine is commonly used to produce rhomboid or non-rotating parts.
Discrete manufacturing is an industry term for the manufacturing of finished products that are distinct items capable of being easily counted, touched, or seen. Discrete manufacturing involves parts and systems like nuts and bolts, brackets, wires, assemblies, and individual products.
Lean production emphasizes customer-oriented, waste elimination, and continuous improvement as the core, and obtains the maximum benefit with the least input cost.
The word comes from the English called plate metal. Generally, some metal sheets are plastically deformed by hand or die-stamping to form the desired shape and size and can be further formed by welding or a small amount of mechanical processing to form more complex parts.