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1. Safety Regulation.
1.1 Check Points for Safe Operation
When using your CNC lathe, always make sure the following
conditions or operations are in effect. Failure to this will reduce
cutting accuracy and may be the cause of accidents.
(1). When chucking a workpiece, check both the chucking method
and the pressure while considering the rigidity of the workpiece
so as not to cause chucking distortion.
(2). Make sufficient chucking allowance so that the workpiece cannot
jump out from the chuck, either by cutting force or centrifugal
force of the spindle. The workpiece may be supported by the
tailstock, if necessary.
(3). If the workpiece is an eccentric or irregular shape, so that the
center of gravity or the workpiece is outside the center of rotation,
this eccentricity will cause the spindle vibrate during rotation,
adversely affecting overall cutting accuracy. To counteract this,
attach a balance for the workpiece.
(4). If chips are stuck to the workpiece or to the tool, the desired
accuracy of cutting face may not be obtained, Select appropriate
tools to prevent chips from sticking to the tool and workpiece
(5). Before selecting tools, check the tools thoroughly so as to
prevent any interference between the tool and workpiece, chuck,
jaw, tailstock, cover, etc..
(6). A wide variety of materials and shapes are used as workpieces to
be cut. Always set the appropriate cutting conditions for each
material and shape to obtain the desired accuracy of the
particular product.
(7). At actuation of the machine an before cutting, warm up the
spindle and move the turret and slideways for a period of time to
reach proper operating temperature. This is necessary to reduce
the influence on the workpiece by thermal displacement.
(8). When cutting the bar material using a bar feeder and a hole
through spindle, use only absolutely straight bar material since
the accuracy of the workpiece is influenced by curve of the bar
material.
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