1. Utilizing the environment of CNC equipment to improve its service life, it is generally required to avoid direct sunlight and other thermal radiation, and to avoid places that are too damp, dusty, or have corrosive gases. Precision CNC equipment should be kept away from large vibration equipment, such as punching, forging, and other equipment.

2. A good power supply guarantee can reduce the quality of power supply and the impact of electronic interference by avoiding large power fluctuations (exceeding+/-10%) and possible interference signals, such as using dedicated power supply for real-time machining of CNC equipment (such as using CNC machine tools alone from the low-voltage distribution room) or adding voltage regulators. Recommended reading: Knife mark solutions for CNC precision machining technology.

In the use and management of CNC machine tools, a series of practical and effective operating procedures should be formulated. For example, lubrication, maintenance, reasonable use, and a standardized shift system are the main contents of the use and management of CNC equipment. Developing and adhering to operating procedures for CNC precision machining is one of the important measures to ensure the safe operation of CNC machine tools. Practice has proven that following operating procedures can reduce many faults.