Large gantry milling machine processing pre-sale consulting

Now the equipment used in industrial processing is so dazzling. If we want to know what to buy when it comes to purchasing a gantry milling machine, how can we choose the right equipment? Before buying, what information about large-scale machining equipment should be consulted?

1. What is the workpiece material?

Such as 45 steel, aluminum alloy, ceramics, gray iron castings, glass products, wood products. Because the material is directly linked with the material of the blade, it is directly related to the processing parameters. The processing parameters refer to the rotational speed, feed, depth of destruction, and the like.

2. Does the workpiece have accuracy requirements?

The accuracy here is divided into processing accuracy and static accuracy. The accuracy generally refers to the accuracy of the user. In general, small and accurate workpieces use three-track rails, that is, linear guide rails, to meet high-precision requirements. Usually the workpiece is thin and the amount of knife is small, generally higher than 1 mm. On the contrary, the workpiece is heavier and thicker and the precision requirements are not very high. The hard-track gantry milling machine can be used for heavy cutting.

What is the size of the workpiece?

If your machining workpiece is 1000*2000mm, you need to select the type of planer milling machine with the worktable greater than or equal to 1000*2000mm. It should also be clear whether the workpiece is a single model or a different size, or a rectangle, a circle, or the like. Only one model can be considered for our engineers to design a special machine for you. If the model is different, the selected machine model must be based on a large workpiece to meet the processing scope.

4. What is the processing procedure?

Large gantry milling machine products, different models have their own different characteristics. For example, large CNC milling machines with milling, boring, drilling, boring and other functions are suitable for the machining of large and medium-sized parts in machinery, steel, energy, automotive, aerospace, weapons, and shipping industries.