MECHENGERS

CNC turning machines can perform a variety of operations with precision and accuracy, some of which are listed below: Facing: In this operation, the end of the workpiece is machined to create a smooth and flat surface that is perpendicular to the axis of rotation. Turning: This is a basic operation in which material is removed from the outer diameter of the workpiece to create a cylindrical shape. The cutting tool is moved along the length of the workpiece while it rotates, creating a smooth and even surface. Drilling: This operation involves creating holes in the workpiece using a rotating cutting tool. Boring: In this operation, the cutting tool is moved along the axis of rotation to enlarge an existing hole or create a new one. Taper turning: This operation is used to create tapered shapes on the workpiece, either on the outer diameter or inner diameter. Knurling: In this operation, a knurling tool is used to create a pattern of small diamond-shaped or straight ridges on the surface of the workpiece to provide a better grip. Grooving: This operation involves creating grooves on the surface of the workpiece to provide clearance for other parts or to create a specific shape. Threading: This operation involves cutting threads on the workpiece using a cutting tool. The threads can be of various types, such as metric, inch, or custom-made. Parting: This operation involves cutting off the workpiece from the stock material to create a separate part.