CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machining is a method of precision machining that utilizes digital control technology. Compared to traditional processing methods, CNC machining has many unique advantages.

Firstly, CNC machining has high precision and consistency. Through digital control, machine tools can accurately execute each machining step according to the program, whether it is simple contours or complex curves and surfaces, which can be accurately replicated. Secondly, CNC machining can achieve automation and unmanned operation, greatly improving production efficiency. Once again, as the movement of the machine tool and cutting tools follows the predetermined trajectory, collisions and scratches during the machining process can be minimized, thereby improving the yield and reducing the scrap rate.

CNC machining is widely used in multiple fields, including automotive, aerospace, mold manufacturing, medical equipment, and other industries. In the field of automotive manufacturing, CNC machining is used for producing engine parts, transmission system components, etc; In the aerospace field, it is used to manufacture aircraft structural components and engine parts; In mold manufacturing, CNC machining is used to make precision molds; In the medical device industry, it is used to produce customized devices and prosthetics.

With the continuous development of technology, CNC machining is becoming increasingly intelligent and efficient. New control systems and tool path planning algorithms are continuously improving machining speed and accuracy, enabling CNC machining to maintain its core position in the future manufacturing industry.