Operating skills for machining centers

As a skilled operator, it is necessary to understand the requirements, process flow, and characteristics of the machine tool before operating it to complete various processing tasks.

1) The fixture should have as few components as possible and high stiffness.
2) Ensure that the machining content of the workpiece is completely completed within the stroke range of the spindle.
3) The bottom surface of the fixture is in contact with the workbench. The flatness of the bottom surface of the fixture must be between 0.01 and 0.02 millimeters, and the surface roughness must not exceed 3.2 micrometers
4) In order to ensure that the installation direction of the parts is consistent with the direction of the workpiece coordinate system and machine coordinate system selected in the programming, the installation is directional.
5) It can be disassembled in a short period of time and replaced with fixtures suitable for new workpieces. Due to the compressed auxiliary time of the machining center, loading and unloading matching fixtures will not take up too much time.
6) For machining centers with interactive workbenches, fixture design must prevent spatial interference between the fixture and the machine tool due to the movement, upper support, lower support, and rotation of the worktable.
7) The fixture should be opened as much as possible, and the spatial position of the clamping element should be lower than below. The installation fixture must not interfere with the tool path of the work step.
8) Attempt to clamp and complete all machining tasks in one go. When it is necessary to replace the clamping point, special attention should be paid not to damage the positioning accuracy due to the replacement of the clamping point. If necessary, it should be explained in the process document.
9) In order to simplify positioning and installation, each positioning surface of the fixture should have precise coordinate dimensions relative to the machining center machining origin.