How To Adjust The CNC Vertical Lathe To High And Low Gears?

CNC vertical lathe is a high-precision CNC machining equipment that can be used to process various precision parts. In the process of using CNC vertical lathes, many people will encounter the problem of adjusting high and low gears. Here we will introduce to you how to adjust the CNC vertical lathe to high and low gears.
First of all, to adjust the high and low gears of the CNC vertical lathe, you need to first understand the structure of the CNC vertical lathe. CNC vertical lathe is composed of multiple components such as spindle box, forward box, feed box, hydraulic system, electrical system, etc. Only by working together can different components achieve high-precision processing.
Secondly, to adjust the high and low gears, you need to first select the appropriate feed rate. The feed rate can be set on the machine tool's operating interface. Choosing a feed rate suitable for the currently processed parts can better control the processing quality and efficiency.
Then, according to the instructions in the operation manual, switch the machine tool to manual operation mode and set the feed axis to manual mode. In manual mode, by adjusting the handwheel to control the movement of the feed axis, high and low gears can be adjusted more accurately.
In manual mode, the distance between the workpiece and the tool can be controlled by lifting the handwheel to achieve high and low gear adjustments. If parts with a shallower depth need to be processed, the workpiece should be moved closer to the tool position to complete the processing task faster; if parts with a deeper depth need to be processed, the workpiece should be moved away from the tool position to prevent the tool from cutting too deep and causing damage.
In short, adjusting the high and low gears of a CNC vertical lathe is a relatively complex operation that requires certain experience and skills. Before operating, you must have a good understanding of the structure and key points of use of the machine tool, and follow the operating guidelines in the operating manual, so that you can better adjust the high and low gears and complete precision machining tasks.