In precision parts processing, numerical control machine tools (CNC) have become an indispensable part of modern industry. Its high precision, high efficiency and flexibility make it the preferred tool for precision parts processing in various industries. So, which precision parts can be processed using CNC?

CNC can be used for metal parts processing. Whether it is steel, aluminum alloy or copper and other metal materials, CNC can precisely cut, milling and drilling processes to ensure that the size and quality of the parts meet the requirements. Whether it's auto parts, aerospace parts or metal casings for electronic devices, CNC can do the job.

CNC can also be used for plastic parts processing. Plastic parts are widely used in electronic, medical, toys and other fields. The CNC can precisely cut, carve and punch holes according to the design drawings, so that the plastic parts have precise dimensions and smooth surfaces. Moreover, CNC can also be applied to a variety of different types of plastic materials, such as polyethylene, polypropylene and polyvinyl chloride.

CNC can also be used for machining precision mechanical parts. For example, all kinds of bearings, gears, pins and other precision mechanical parts can be machined by CNC. CNC can perform high-speed cutting, boring, grinding and other processes according to design requirements to ensure that the size of the parts is accurate and the surface is smooth. This makes precision machine parts more reliable and durable in industrial production.

CNC plays an important role in precision parts processing. Whether metal parts, plastic parts or precision machinery parts, CNC can meet the requirements of high precision, high efficiency and flexibility. It not only improves the quality and efficiency of precision parts processing, but also brings more possibilities to industrial production. With the continuous progress of science and technology, it is believed that CNC will have broader application prospects in the future development.