The diversity of demand for hardware parts in various industries is becoming more and more obvious. At the same time, the processing quality and processing efficiency of hardware parts are getting higher and higher, the degree of automation is high, and the application of stainless steel CNC processing equipment is more and more extensive. What are the errors in general stainless steel CNC machining?
The principle error of stainless steel CNC machining is due to the approximate machining motion or the approximate tool profile. Because of the error in the machining principle, it is called the machining principle error. The principle error is required to be within the allowable range.Fixture errors include positioning error, clamping error, fixture mounting error, and tool setting error. These errors are primarily related to the manufacturing and assembly accuracy of the fixture. In the stainless steel CNC machining process, the error must be controlled within a certain range to ensure the machining accuracy of the workpiece.
The positioning error mainly includes the reference misalignment error and the positioning sub-manufacturing inaccuracy error. When machining the workpiece on the machine tool, several geometric elements on the workpiece must be selected as the positioning reference during machining. If the selected positioning reference does not coincide with the design reference, the reference misalignment error will occur, and the workpiece positioning surface and the fixture positioning component will be generated. The positioning of the positioning pair is common, and the large position change of the workpiece caused by the inaccurate positioning of the positioning pair and the matching gap between the positioning pairs is called the positioning sub-manufacturing inaccuracy error.