1. Milling
It is suitable for processing parts with various complex shapes, offering high processing precision and good surface finish.
2. Drilling
Drilling is characterized by fast speed and high efficiency. However, there may be issues such as plastic melting or burr generation. Attention should be paid to the use of cutting fluid.
3. Turning
It is applicable to parts that require rotational symmetry, providing high processing precision. But the equipment cost is relatively high.
4. Cutting
It is suitable for processing large-sized plates, with fast cutting speed but relatively low precision.
5. Engraving
It utilizes small tools for fine engraving to create patterns, texts, or textures.
· ABS: It has high impact resistance, is easy to dye, and boasts excellent comprehensive properties.
· POM (Polyoxymethylene): It features high rigidity and good wear resistance.
· PA (Nylon): It offers good toughness and wear resistance.
The processable materials cover general-purpose engineering plastics such as ABS, PC, POM, as well as special high-temperature materials like PEEK, PEI, and PTFE.
The CNC plastic machining process is widely applied in fields such as aerospace, automotive manufacturing, medical devices, and electronic products, and is used to manufacture various plastic parts, models, prototypes, etc.