Second hand hard rail CNC lathe, with high precision, good stability, low noise, deeply loved by major enterprises. Today, we will take a second-hand hard rail CNC lathe as an example to provide a detailed introduction to the preparation work of this equipment, hoping to be helpful to everyone.

1. Temperature requirements for machine tools

The ambient temperature of a CNC lathe is less than 30 and the relative temperature is less than 80%. Generally speaking, CNC electronic control boxes are equipped with exhaust fans or cold air fans to maintain the working temperature of electronic components, especially when the central processing unit is constant or the temperature difference is small. Excessive temperature and humidity can reduce the lifespan of control system components and lead to increased malfunctions, increased temperature and humidity, and increased dust that can cause bonding and short circuits in integrated circuit boards.

2. Position requirements for machine tools

The position of the hard rail CNC lathe should be away from vibration sources, avoiding the influence of direct sunlight and thermal radiation, and avoiding the influence of humidity and airflow. When there is a vibration source around the lathe, anti vibration grooves should be set up around the lathe. Otherwise, it will directly affect the machining accuracy and non disorder of the lathe, and lead to poor contact and malfunction of electronic components. Hard rail CNC lathes affect the reliability of machine tools.

3. Power requirements for machine tools

The installation of ordinary CNC hard rail CNC lathes in the machining workshop not only results in significant changes in environmental temperature and poor usage conditions, but also various electromechanical equipment, leading to significant fluctuations in the power grid. Therefore, the installation of the hard rail CNC lathe requires strict control of the power supply voltage, and the fluctuation of the power supply voltage must be within the allowable range and kept relative. There is no confusion, otherwise it will affect the normal operation of the CNC system.