In the realm of precision CNC machining within today's manufacturing industry, increasingly stringent requirements for raw materials have sparked widespread debate on whether these are "reasonable constraints" or "resource wastage." As technology continues to advance, Hanlinrui are striving to find the optimal balance in this area, aiming for a win-win scenario of efficient production and resource conservation.
Precision CNC machining, characterized by its high accuracy and efficiency, places stringent demands on raw materials in terms of hardness, surface quality, and chemical composition. Materials with moderate hardness can reduce wear during the machining process, enhancing production efficiency and product quality; good surface quality ensures that processed parts exhibit excellent appearance and performance; and stable chemical composition contributes to ensuring machining accuracy and stability.
However, these requirements also pose challenges. On the one hand, the high standards for raw materials limit the use of certain materials, potentially leading to the waste of some materials deemed "unqualified." On the other hand, to meet these requirements, companies may need to invest more resources in screening, processing, and storing raw materials, increasing costs.
To address these challenges, Hanlinrui is actively exploring solutions. On the one hand, they are developing new machining technologies and processes through technological innovation to broaden the scope of applicable raw materials and improve material utilization. For example, the adoption of advanced machining technologies such as laser cutting enables precision machining of high-hardness materials, thereby reducing damage to machine tools.
