1. The unmarked shape tolerance shall meet the requirements of gb1184-80.
2. The allowable deviation of unmarked length dimension is 0.5mm.
3. Unspecified fillet radius R5.
4. All undeclared chamfers are C2.
5. Blunt acute angle.
6. Blunt sharp edges, remove burrs and flash.
1. There shall be no scratch, scratch and other defects damaging the part surface on the part processing surface.
2. The machined thread surface shall be free of defects such as black skin, bump, random buckle and burr.
Before painting, rust, scale, grease, dust, soil, salt and dirt must be removed from the surface of all steel parts to be painted.
3. Before derusting, remove grease and dirt on the surface of iron and steel parts with organic solvent, alkali solution, emulsifier and steam.
4. The time interval between the surface to be coated by shot peening or manual derusting and the primer shall not be more than 6h.
5. The surfaces of riveted parts in contact with each other must be coated with a thickness of 30 40 before connection M antirust paint. Lap edges shall be closed with paint, putty or adhesive. The primer damaged due to processing or welding shall be repainted.
3 Heat treatment of parts:
1. After quenching and tempering, HRC50 55.
2. Medium carbon steel: 45 or 40Cr parts are subject to high-frequency quenching, tempering at 350 370 , and hrc40 45.
3. Carburizing depth 0.3mm.
4. Carry out high temperature aging treatment.
4 Technical requirements after finishing
1. The finished parts shall not be placed directly on the ground, and necessary support and protection measures shall be taken. 2. The machined surface shall be free of rust, corrosion, bumps, scratches and other defects affecting performance, service life or appearance.
3. There shall be no peeling on the surface finished by rolling.
4. There shall be no oxide scale on the surface of the parts after heat treatment in the final process. The finished mating surface and tooth surface shall not be annealed
5 Sealing treatment of parts:
1. All seals must be soaked with oil before assembly.
2. Before assembly, strictly check and remove the sharp corners, burrs and foreign matters left during part processing. Ensure that the seal is not scratched during installation.
3. The excess adhesive flowing out shall be removed after bonding.
1. After the gear is assembled, the contact spots and backlash on the tooth surface shall comply with the provisions of GB10095 and gb11365.
2. The reference end face of the gear (worm gear) shall fit the shaft shoulder (or the end face of the positioning sleeve), and it cannot be checked with a 0.05mm feeler gauge. The perpendicularity between the gear reference end face and the axis shall be ensured.
3. The joint surface of gearbox and cover shall be in good contact.
1. The casting tolerance zone is symmetrical to the basic dimensional configuration of the blank casting.
2. Cold lap, crack, shrinkage cavity, penetrating defect and serious incomplete defect (such as under casting, mechanical damage, etc.) are not allowed on the casting surface.
3. The casting shall be cleaned without burrs and flash. The pouring and riser on the non machining indication shall be cleaned and flush with the casting surface.
4. The cast words and marks on the non machined surface of the casting shall be clear and legible, and the position and font shall meet the drawing requirements.
5. The roughness of non machined surface of casting, sand casting R, shall not be greater than 50 m
6. The pouring riser, flying thorn, etc. shall be removed from the casting. The residual amount of pouring and riser on the non machined surface shall be leveled and polished to meet the surface quality requirements.
7. The molding sand, core sand and core bone on the casting shall be removed.
8. The casting has inclined parts, and its dimensional tolerance zone shall be configured symmetrically along the inclined plane.
9. The molding sand, core sand, core bone, fleshy, sticky sand, etc. on the casting shall be shoveled, ground and cleaned.
10. The wrong type and boss casting deviation shall be corrected to achieve a smooth transition and ensure the appearance quality.
11. The wrinkle on the non machined surface of the casting shall be less than 2mm deep and the spacing shall be greater than 100mm.
12. The non machined surfaces of machine product castings shall be shot peened or roller treated to meet the requirements of cleanliness Sa21 / 2.
13. Castings must be water toughened.
14. The casting surface shall be flat, and the gate, burr, sand sticking, etc. shall be removed.
15. Casting defects such as cold shuts, cracks and holes that are detrimental to use are not allowed.
1. The nozzle and riser of each ingot shall have sufficient cutting amount to ensure that the forging has no shrinkage cavity and serious deflection.
2. Forgings shall be forged on a forging press with sufficient capacity to ensure full penetration in the forging.
3. Forgings are not allowed to have visible cracks, folds and other appearance defects affecting use. Local defects can be removed, but the cleaning depth shall not exceed 75% of the machining allowance. The defects on the non machined surface of forgings shall be cleaned and smoothly transition.
4. Forgings shall be free of white spots, internal cracks and residual shrinkage cavities.

1 Tool change of hat type magazineThe fixed address tool change mode is mostly adopted, and the tool number is fixed corresponding to the tool seat number. The tool change action is realized by the lateral movement of the tool magazine and the up and down movement of the spindle, which is referred to as the spindle tool change mode for short. Because it has no tool change manipulator, the tool selection action cannot be preselected before the tool change action. The tool change instruction and tool selection instruction are generally written in the same program segment, and the instruction format is as follows:M06 T


When the command is executed, the tool magazine first turns the tool holder corresponding to the tool number on the spindle to the tool change position, and switches the tool on the spindle back to the tool holder, and then the tool magazine turns the tool specified in the command to the tool change position and changes the spindle.For this tool magazine, even if TX x is executed before M06, the tool cannot be preselected, * the action of final tool selection is still executed when M06 is executed. If there is no TX X in front of M06, the system will give an alarm.2 Tool change of disc and chain magazine
Most of them use random address tool change mode. The corresponding relationship between tool number and tool seat number is random, but its corresponding relationship can be remembered by NC system. The tool change of this tool magazine depends on the manipulator. The action of the command and tool change is: the tool command TX controls the rotation of the tool magazine and turns the selected tool to the tool change working position, while the tool change command M06 controls the action of the tool change manipulator to realize the tool exchange between the spindle tool and the tool change position of the tool magazine. The tool selection command and tool change command can be in the same program segment or written separately. The actions corresponding to tool selection and tool change command can also be operated simultaneously or separately. The instruction format is as follows:
Tx x M06;When the command is executed, the tool magazine first turns the TX tool to the tool change position, and then the manipulator exchanges the tool of the tool magazine with the tool of the spindle to realize the purpose of changing the TX tool to the spindle.After reading the above two methods, it can be seen that method 2 overlaps the tool selection action with the machining action, so that when changing the tool, it is not necessary to select the tool and change the tool directly, which improves the work efficiency.
As mentioned earlier, the tool change command of the tool magazine is related to the machine tool manufacturer. For example, some tool magazines require that not only the Z axis must return to the tool change point, but also the Y axis must return to the tool change point. The program format is as follows:
When writing the instructions of tool selection and tool change in the same program section, the execution rules of tools from different manufacturers may also be different. If any, regardless of the writing order, the rules of tool selection and tool change shall be followed. Some rules stipulate that the tool selection command must be written before the tool change command is executed. Otherwise, the action is to change the tool first and then select the tool, as shown in the above program. In this case, if the tool selection command is not written before the M06 command is executed, the system will give an alarm.

Nowadays, smart phones have changed from plastic back cover to thin metal body. Although the smart appearance attracts consumers, the production process of mobile phone case parts suppliers is more difficult. Only because the cutting and processing of the case requires quite high precision, even if it is only a small deviation, it may cause workpiece scrapping and erode profits.


In order to improve the yield of CNC processing, mobile phone box manufacturers are often forced to change tools frequently to ensure that CNC machines maintain a normal production beat, but this leads to an increase in the cost of consumables and also affects profits. In addition, the mobile phone case processing industry attaches great importance to the production rate, for fear that the sudden failure of CNC cutting machine will lead to negative chain reactions such as production capacity decline and delivery delay, which will damage customer satisfaction and goodwill. Therefore, it allocates manpower to carry out regular inspection and entrusts outsourcers to provide second-line maintenance support, but these methods are passive, It is difficult to effectively deal with abnormal conditions at the first time.
Mobile phone case is one of the cases of CNC machine application. CNC cutting is widely used in various processing and manufacturing, and various suppliers are facing a similar profit defense war. Xu Changyi, manager of Linghua technology measurement and automation products division, believes that whether you want to improve the machining accuracy or increase the productivity, the axe bottom salary drawing plan is to monitor the cutting process, especially the vibration monitoring, mainly because once the vibration value of the machine rises beyond the reasonable range due to imbalance, resonance or misalignment, It is easy to affect the operation of the machine, resulting in fault shutdown.
PC based monitoring solution is better than PLC solution to capture fine vibration signals
If the CNC processing machine can be endowed with intelligence and built with a set of full-time vibration monitoring mechanism, it can diagnose the health state of the machine at any time. Instead of waiting for the output of the final finished product and judging the cause of the abnormality afterwards, it can detect the unusual state of the processing machine in real time through preventive detection in advance and take corresponding treatment measures quickly, Including optimizing and adjusting processing parameters (such as changing spindle speed), or changing tools, etc. to solve small deviations immediately and avoid causing major disasters in the future.
It can not be denied that the cutting vibration monitoring of CNC machining machines is not a new topic at this moment. In the past, there were some PLC solutions with the demand of simplicity and convenience, which boasted that as long as the CNC machine was connected, it could produce utility quickly; Therefore, it is inevitable that some people wonder why PC based monitoring scheme is needed since PLC is available to assist in cutting vibration monitoring?
The so-called devil lies in the details. Some subtle vibration signals or high-frequency signals reflect some facts to some extent. It may be that the connecting mechanism begins to be unbalanced, the rotating spindle bearing ball breaks and affects the transmission power, or the fasteners become loose, which means that the CNC machining machine begins to "get sick", and the symptoms are different with the different machine characteristics; These subtle and changeable signs are not easy to capture by virtue of the PLC solution with the characteristics of low sampling rate, supporting limited bandwidth range and fixed algorithm. If the CNC monitoring solution can capture small changes and help users quickly grasp the key factors that may lead to reduced accuracy or capacity decline, they can respond as soon as possible.
In view of this, Linghua launched a cutting vibration monitoring scheme called mcm-100, which boasts that it can carry out 24-hour continuous data acquisition and vibration measurement for rotating transfer machinery and equipment under the condition of high precision and high sampling rate, and integrate the functions of data collection, vibration analysis and calculation, operation, Internet access and so on, Assist CNC machine users to successfully solve various challenges faced by traditional cutting process, and endow CNC machine with intelligence in the most relaxed and burden-free way.Achieve the wonderful effect of preventive maintenance through high-precision monitoring
Xu Changyi explained that generally speaking, there are three detection situations that CNC machines most want to establish. One is "spindle vibration detection", which aims to monitor the vibration of the spindle during cutting. The method is to directly measure the RMS value of the time domain signal. If it exceeds the critical value, reduce the speed or stop running; The second is "bearing quality diagnostic tic", which is intended to diagnose the health status of bearings. It is carried out when CNC does not perform cutting and only idles at high speed; The third is "spindle collision detection", which is used to detect the spindle collision. When the vibration wave pattern meets some default conditions, it is judged that the collision has occurred, and the spindle movement is stopped immediately.
The above situations 1 and 2 are closely related to the accuracy and bandwidth range of vibration signals. PLC solutions can capture very little information, which is difficult to help users establish contingency strategies; In contrast, mcm-100 not only has 24 bit high resolution capability (generally falling in the range of 12 or 16 bit), but also can capture high-frequency signals with a sampling rate of up to 128ks / S (generally only supporting 20Ks / s or even lower), so as to provide users with more vibration analysis materials.New business opportunities for CNC machine equipment manufacturers
On the other hand, the cutting vibration monitoring scheme can also create new business opportunities for CNC machine equipment manufacturers. As CNC machine equipment suppliers are exposed to a large amount of vibration information, once combined with big data analysis, they have a more thorough understanding of the correlation between signal changes and machine failures. CNC machine equipment suppliers can make good use of the accumulated knowledge assets, give birth to value-added services, and even adjust their business model from selling out equipment to selling machine operation hours, Establish long-term stable income. According to Linghua technology, the operator of PC based cutting vibration monitoring scheme, the vibration monitoring scheme has entered the landing stage and has been adopted by various well-known CNC tool machine manufacturers, and its demand has increased significantly in 2017, which shows that both CNC processors and CNC tool machine manufacturers have increasingly keen demand for CNC cutting vibration monitoring scheme.

There are instances where we are asked to CNC machine parts, product or a prototype that are either hard to machine, too complicated geometrically, will not yield great accuracy or simply cannot be machined. What do we do? For these scenarios, 3D printing the parts can be a great solution. So why not substitute CNC machining with 3D printing every single time? Well, there are advantages and disadvantages, pros and cons for each machine and process. So, which one is best for our needs? In which circumstances do we prefer one over the other? And is there another solution that might combine these two together to create a combo part? The basic difference between the two processes is that with CNC machining we are reducing material as we start with a foam block for example, carving it away; while with 3D printing we are layering on and adding material until we receive the final product, therefore called additive manufacturing. The 3D printer uses the same materials that make up the part it is creating, for instance ABS PLA and nylon, but it cannot switch between materials, whereas in CNC machining we can use several types of materials, often adding additional materials at the end. However, machining can be messy - Sometimes we need to use a dust collector while operating a CNC router machine to catch all that excess made in the drilling, carving and milling process, while there is less waste material produces in printing and the whole process is less noisy. CNC machining can be more precise providing more accuracy because the machines have a higher tolerance for heat. It can also result in a much smoother polished surface finish given the materials to be machined. 3D printers can actually distort a part, bend and warp if using too much heat on the layered material, so if exceptional smoothness is required the 3D printing will fall short. 3D printing is generally an easier more convenient process and not as labor-intense as CNC machining, since with machining we need to program, write a G-Code, set up different tools and speed, decide on cutting path and clean up after. However, the part size plays a role, as larger parts take longer to be printed adding layer by layer. Overall, 3D printing can assist in some cases of prototyping of high geometric complexity where the router tool cannot reach inside the shape. 3D printers can only use the area of the printer bed itself to fabricate the parts. Therefore, if large scale parts are needed they might not be able to fit in there. It is also not recommended for mass production as the materials are much more expensive and take much more time to fabricate. Therefore, 3D printing is more appropriate and more cost-effective for low volume production. CNC machining can rarely run unattended and requires skilled operator, while with 3D printing we can easily run the process unsupervised and it requires minimal training for its operator. However, CNC machining is an older practice (started in the 40's) and currently still has a stronger position in the manufacturing industry. 3D printing is relatively new and still evolving to be more useful and adaptable and still cannot be a full replacement for machining. In summary, the most appropriate technique to use will be determined by the material, geometric complexity, manufacturing volume and our budget. As a general guidance, we would switch to 3D printing mostly if fast turn-around in critical, if the part is too complex to be machined, for prototyping small volumes and if we need to use certain materials that cannot be easily machined. Having named most of the pros and cons for each technique, apparently there is a good solution that actually combines the two together to create one part. We often machine parts of the desired product using a CNC router, while fabricating other small yet more complex parts in the 3D printer, we then glue all parts together to make one unit. Another option is then to coat all glued combined parts with hard coat such as Polyurea, Styrospray or epoxy, then smooth and paint them. That way we both save time using the CNC machining process as well as being able to manufacture more complex parts combining the best of the two worlds together to create a hybrid.

CNC machining refers to any process that uses a CNC machine. This could be for routing, milling, drilling, or other types of work that is done with metal, wood or other materials. This is a manufacturing process that uses the automatic opportunity from the computer to create shapes or forms that must be precise.
Raw materials are used and they are put into a CNC machine that uses cutting tools to make these shapes. The CNC machining process involves computers that have at least one microprocessor and several units for storage. With CAD or CAM software systems added to CNC the computer can be programmed to produce the precise movements that are able to create the part.
In CNC machining the process is automated which saves the operator time and saves the business money. The operator is able to load the materials, program the machine and then the machine can work without attention when set up properly; the amount of time it is run without attention is also programmed in.
An important aspect of any CNC machining is for the operator to know the machine well. CNC is an addition to the general aspects of the machine. As an example, if you are doing routing, adding CNC to the process only automates it. However, for the operator, it means that they must understand the machine, how to put in codes or use CAD or CAM and how to operate the machine; they must also understand how basic routing works.
Another area that is important in order to understand CNC machining is the basic components of the machine. It is important to know how these machines operate in order to fix them if something goes wrong. This also allows the operator to understand the limitations and the capabilities of the machine to get the most out of its use.
As CNC machining becomes a project the operator is in charge defining five areas. They will first think about the project they want to design and plan it out. This is where sitting down and drawing out plans will be a good idea.
The next area is to understand CAD to translate the drawing into the computer and then an understanding of CAM to translate the CAD information into machine language. In the final area the individual must understand the Controlling function in order to make the machine do what is required. When all these areas are fulfilled properly they allow the individual to create the project in the way they saw it in their drawing.
CNC machining was traditionally only done in commercial settings with very large CNC machines. Today, there are mini-CNC machines that allow the process to be done on a smaller scale in a home workshop. This has allowed the smaller business to be able to take advantage of building a variety of parts and products that were not previously available except on a larger scale.
CNC machining can produce both simple and complex designs and can be used on a variety of materials including aluminum, foam, wood and other metals.