What are the common processing methods of combined lathes?

Combined lathe is a high-precision processing equipment that integrates multiple processing methods, and can complete various processing tasks such as drilling, reaming, milling, and turning.

Common processing methods of combined lathes are:

1. Drilling: Drilling is processed by rotating cutting tools, which can achieve high-precision and high-efficiency drilling.

2. Reaming: This is a method of processing spiral parts such as internal threads into parts with high precision and high quality. When reaming, a rotating tool is used to cut an internally threaded hole in the workpiece to match the externally threaded part.

3. Milling: It is a processing method that processes shapes such as planes or curved surfaces on the surface of workpieces. It is suitable for parts processing of workpieces of different shapes and sizes, improving production efficiency and product quality.

4. Turning: It is a method of processing workpieces with rotating cutting tools. It can be used to process geometric shapes such as shaft parts, gears, and arcs. It has high processing accuracy and surface quality.

5. Boring: It is a method of expanding holes inside the workpiece through cylindrical or conical tools, which can realize high-precision and high-quality hole processing, and is widely used in aviation, aerospace and other fields.

6. Engraving: It can be engraved on the surface of the workpiece, such as lettering, engraving patterns, etc., and is suitable for the production of various types of signs and marks.

7. Welding: It can be equipped with a welding device for welding processing, and can be used to fix and connect workpieces.

8. Combined processing: Combined processing of multiple processing methods can be carried out at the same time, which improves production efficiency and product quality.

The above are the common processing methods of combined lathes. The application of these technologies makes it one of the current high-precision processing equipment, which is widely used in aviation, aerospace, automobile, machinery manufacturing and other fields.