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CNC Turning Machine | Parallel Ventures

Parallel Ventures is a US-based highly specialized CNC milling Machine Company that challenges the limits of the precision in manufacturing products for four major industries

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CNC Turning Machine | Parallel Ventures

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  1. CNC Turning Machine | Parallel Ventures Parallelventures.com

  2. About Us Parallel Ventures is a US-based highly specialized CNC milling Machine Company that challenges the limits of the precision in manufacturing products for four major industries including Aeronautics, Military & Defence, commercial aviation, and electric vehicles. We believe in delivering high-standard quality products to the manufacturing processes with our advanced CNC machinery capabilities. We supply mission-critical parts with extremely tight tolerances. We manufacture products for Aeronautics and tight tolerance parts for military and defense sectors.

  3. Turning using a CNC Machine • What exactly happens during the turning process? While the cutting process is simple, we’ll examine the whole process, which begins with developing a CAD file. • Procedure stages are as follows: • Producing a CAD model of the component. • Making CNC programs from CAD drawings • Initiating a CNC Turning Center • Construction of the turning components

  4. The Components of a CNC Lathe • Let’s take a look at what makes up the core of a CNC turning machine. • Headstock • The front of a computer numerically controlled lathe is known as the headstock. The spindle’s driving motor is located in this section of the mechanism. • Connecting the spindle to the chuck or collet. The piece to be turned may be held by any of them in turn. • Replaceable parts: chuck and collet • The machinable component is held firmly in the chuck’s jaws. Various sized components may be machined thanks to its direct spindle attachment and interchangeability. • A collet is essentially a chuck’s smaller cousin. For collets, the maximum part diameter is 60 mm. Holding tiny components is easier with them.

  5. Routing and Milling Machine • Live tools may be standard in certain CNC turning machine centers. Live tooling includes mills, drills, and other tools that don’t need an external power source to operate, whereas single-point cutting tools are best suited for most turning tasks. Without the need for any additional equipment, keyways or holes may be drilled at right angles to the component axis. • Conclusion • The manufacturing sector would collapse without turning. This manufacturing process is ideal for producing accurate axisymmetric components. Large-batch production with almost similar results is now possible because of the adaptability and production capacity. • CNC milling and turning capabilities are now sometimes integrated into big CNC machining centers like Parallel Ventures. With the addition of milling capabilities, CNC machines have become formidable tools for producing complex designs. The machinable component is held firmly in the chuck’s jaws. Various sized components may be machined thanks to its direct spindle attachment and interchangeability.

  6. Tailstock • The rotary part of a computer numerically controlled turning center. For longer pieces of work, a tailstock may be attached directly to the bed. The hydraulic force is provided by the tailstock quill. • The spindle is still the engine, while the tailstock just rides along for the ride. A tailstock is not a good choice to turn a face since it gets in the middle of the work. • Carriage • The work piece is spinning, and the carriage is supported by rails that slide along the rails. It is where the cutting implements are stored in order to facilitate the cutting operation. • Rather than a carriage, most modern machines use a turret that can be rotated 360 degrees. The ability to carry multiple tools at once means that transitioning between tasks takes much less time.

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