Precision machining process flow


1. Prepare:First of all, it is necessary to choose the right material and strictly control its quality. Secondly, according to the processing requirements and material characteristics, select the right machine tool and tool , as well as the right cutting tool , fixture and auxiliary device , to ensure the processing accuracy and efficiency.


2. Organization and processing:According to the processing requirements and material characteristics, the processing sequence is organized, including cutting , roughing , finishing, heat treatment  and surface treatment.


3. Processing operation: After the precision machinery parts are processed, it is necessary to carry out quality testing on the parts to check whether the processing accuracy, surface finish, hardness and other indicators meet the requirements.


4. Test the quality:Commonly used testing methods include measurement, microscopic observation, hardness testing, etc.


5. Surface treatment The surface of the parts are treated, including rust removal, polishing, painting, etc., so that the surface of the parts can achieve a certain finish and anti-corrosion effect, in order to improve the service life and beauty of the parts. 


In addition, in the process of precision machining, there are also some key principles to consider, such as finishing , first surface and then hole, dividing the processing stage and benchmark first.

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