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With the advent of Industry 4.0 and the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, the level of industrial automation has been further advanced. Despite strict operational standards followed for CNC milling machines during aluminum parts processing, a range of challenges can still arise in CNC machining. The following is an in-depth analysis of common issues encountered in CNC machining and corresponding solutions:
In CNC machining, when facing significant changes in height dimensions, the first step is not to directly adjust the tool wear compensation but to check if there is any aluminum debris left in the tool holder or spindle. Once confirmed that no debris is present, proceed with adjusting the wear compensation and continue machining. This process helps avoid dimensional errors caused by debris interference.
Solution: Check for aluminum debris in the tool holder and spindle before adjusting tool wear compensation.
Product damage during clamping often results from improper operation or defects in clamp design. Solutions include enhancing operator training to ensure cleanliness of the product and clamping fixture before clamping. For excessive contact area issues, switch to steel clamps to reduce the risk of damage. Additionally, adjust the machine layout to make the work fixture easier to clean, which helps reduce residual material accumulation and clamping issues.
Solutions: Train operators, ensure cleanliness of the product and clamp, use steel clamps for larger contact areas, and adjust machine layout for easier cleaning.
In high-precision deep hole machining, tapering is a common issue. To mitigate this, perform rough machining before using a boring tool, leaving some allowance for fine adjustments of cutting parameters to maintain hole straightness.
Solution: Perform rough machining before boring and adjust cutting parameters carefully to reduce tapering.
For aluminum products with strict surface finish requirements, if the tool’s surface roughness fails to meet customer needs, consider using PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) inserts or custom PCD flat tools to significantly improve surface quality.
Solution: Use PCD inserts or custom PCD flat tools to achieve high surface quality.
For materials like 304 stainless steel, selecting the right cutting fluid is key to extending tool life. Using oil-based cutting fluids helps reduce cutting temperatures and improve tool durability. For threading aluminum, oil-based cutting fluids are also recommended to prevent thread breaks.
Solutions: Use oil-based cutting fluids for stainless steel and aluminum threading to extend tool life and prevent thread breakage.
When CNC milling machines experience springing tools at corners, first assess the corner dimensions and use a tool with a radius smaller than the corner radius R. Additionally, reducing spindle speed can effectively alleviate this issue.
Solutions: Use a tool with a smaller radius than the corner and reduce spindle speed to manage springing tool issues.
If burrs appear after chamfering, first check the condition of the tool. If the tool is in good condition, adjust the chamfering depth and range settings to resolve the burr issue.
Solutions: Check and maintain the tool condition, and adjust the chamfering depth and range settings.
When clamping parts with uneven thickness (thin outer diameter, thick inner diameter), adjust the position of the clamping jaws to ensure even elevation of the product. Also, check and tighten the jaw movement components to prevent instability caused by looseness.
Solutions: Adjust clamping jaw positions for uniform thickness and ensure the clamping components are tight and stable.
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