2. Technical Characteristics of Precision Machining

Precision component machining involves numerous stringent requirements and characteristics. Firstly, in terms of accuracy, it is essential to strictly adhere to design specifications during machining and inspection to achieve high machining accuracy and surface finish, ensuring superior precision. Secondly, the selection of equipment is critical; high-precision CNC machining tools and precision measuring instruments are necessary to ensure that the produced components meet standard precision and quality. Additionally, leveraging modern manufacturing technologies such as CAD/CAM, 3D printing, and micro-machining is indispensable for enhancing machining precision and efficiency.

Regarding raw materials, precision manufacturing demands the use of high-quality materials with consistent and standardized batches. The hardness, density, and mechanical properties of these materials must also meet manufacturing requirements. In terms of the production environment, maintaining strict cleanliness is key, as even minor impurities or contamination can adversely affect the quality of component manufacturing.

In terms of machining processes, precision components often require special extended processes such as electrical discharge machining (EDM), wire cutting, and other non-traditional, efficient, and gentle techniques. Furthermore, the entire precision component machining process must adhere to a meticulous quality control approach, strictly managing each intermediate step and promptly addressing any issues to ensure that the quality and precision of the components fully meet requirements.