Every regular maintenance day, we will carefully maintain the CNC machine through the following aspects:

1. Focus on cleaning the T-slots of the workbench, tooling fixtures, bed and other areas where residues and debris are likely to remain.

2. Wipe all exposed surfaces and apply oil to the workbench and tooling fixtures to prevent rust.

3. Remove all tool holders (including the upper tool holder of the electric spindle), and clean the tool magazine, robot arm claws, and tool holders until there is no cutting fluid and chips. The tool handle should be oiled to prevent rust and sealed in storage; clean the cutting fluid tank, pump the cutting fluid into the collection container, and flush the cutting fluid tank to ensure that there is no residual fluid or residue.

4. Dry the box, motor and pump body; drain the coolant in the refrigerator, electric spindle and heat exchanger of the electric control cabinet. Clean the taper hole of the electric spindle, apply oil to prevent rust, and seal it with plastic wrap to prevent external dust from entering the taper hole of the electric spindle.

CNC machine tools are the lifeblood of manufacturing plants. Machine performance and stability have a very important impact on manufacturing production. So why is it important to perform regular machine maintenance?

1. The accuracy of machine tools can be maintained. Machine tool accuracy is one of the important indicators of machine tool performance, which directly affects the accuracy and quality of machined parts. Through regular inspection, lubrication, adjustment and other measures, the wear and deformation of machine tool components can be prevented and the processing accuracy and stability of the machine tool can be ensured.

2. It can improve equipment operation efficiency. Machine tool maintenance is designed to improve the operating efficiency of the equipment. Through regular inspections, replacement of wearing parts, adjustment of parameters and other measures, hidden dangers in the equipment can be eliminated and the operating efficiency of the equipment can be improved.

3. Extend the service life of equipment. Through regular inspection, lubrication, adjustment and other measures, the wear and aging of equipment can be reduced and sudden failures can be prevented. In addition, timely replacement and repair of wearing parts can avoid production interruptions and increased maintenance costs caused by equipment damage, thereby effectively extending the service life of the equipment.

All in all, maintaining our production equipment should be as careful and careful as maintaining our teeth.