Precision part machining is a complex and rigorous process, which is composed of each step-by-step machining process. So, what are the specific production points of precision part machining?
The production process of a machine refers to the entire process of making products from raw materials (or semi-finished products). For machine production, it includes transportation and storage of raw materials, preparation for production, manufacturing of blanks, processing and heat treatment of parts, assembly and debugging of products, painting and packaging, and other contents. The content of the production process is very extensive. Modern enterprises use the principles and methods of systems engineering to organize and guide production, viewing the production process as a production system with inputs and outputs.
In the production process, the process of changing the shape, size, position, and properties of the production object to become a finished or semi-finished product is called a process. It is the main part of the production process. The process can be further divided into casting, forging, stamping, welding, mechanical processing, assembly and other processes. The mechanical manufacturing process generally refers to the sum of the mechanical processing process of parts and the assembly process of machines. Other processes are called auxiliary processes, such as transportation, storage, power supply, equipment maintenance, etc. A process is composed of one or several sequentially arranged processes, with each process consisting of several steps.
The process of directly changing the shape, size, and performance of raw materials (or blanks) into finished products is called a manufacturing process. It is the main part of the production process. For example, casting, forging, and welding of raw materials; Heat treatment that alters material properties; The mechanical processing of parts belongs to the process of manufacturing.
The precision part machining process is the basic unit that constitutes the mechanical machining process. The so-called process refers to the part of the process that a worker (or a group of workers) completes continuously on the same workpiece (or several workpieces at the same time) on a machine tool (or a work location). The main characteristic of a process is that it does not change the processing object, equipment, and operator, and the content of the process is continuously completed.