

I. Technical Principles
The machine tool is powered by an electric motor or a servo motor, and operates through the coordinated work of the spindle drive, feed system, hydraulic system, and CNC control system:
II. Performance Data and Status Indicators
1. Machining Accuracy
After calibration, the positioning accuracy of ordinary machine tools can be controlled within 0.01–0.05 mm, while the repeat positioning accuracy of CNC machine tools can reach 0.005–0.01 mm, meeting the requirements for precision part machining.
2. Spindle Performance
The spindle speed, output torque, and runout are restored to factory standards. The speed range covers several hundred to over ten thousand revolutions per minute, with smooth operation and no obvious vibration.
3. Operating Efficiency
Key parameters such as rapid traverse speed, cutting feed rate, and tool change time reach 85%–95% of the new machine’s rated values, enabling continuous, stable batch production.
4. Structure and Electrical Systems
The bed, guideways, and worktable show no severe wear, deformation, or cracks; the servo system, frequency converter, control system, limit switches, and other electrical components function normally without fault alarms.
5. Scope of Application
It can perform various processes such as turning, milling, drilling, boring, grinding, and tapping. The processing diameter, stroke, load capacity, and other specifications comply with the original manufacturer’s design standards, allowing direct integration into the production line for machining operations, significantly reducing enterprise equipment procurement costs and commissioning time.