Metal Progressive Die Stamping, Punching, Bending

1. Turning: This involves rotating the workpiece and using a cutting tool to cut the material to form the desired shape. Suitable for manufacturing cylindrical parts such as shafts and sleeves.

2. Milling: This relies on the rotation of a cutting tool to cut the material. It can manufacture parts with complex shapes such as planes, concave and convex surfaces, and gears.

3. Planing: This involves a cutting tool making a reciprocating linear motion to cut the workpiece. The speed is relatively low, but the accuracy and surface roughness are relatively stable.

4. Grinding: This uses grinding wheels and abrasives to grind the surface of the workpiece, achieving high precision and good surface quality.

5. Drilling: This uses a drill bit to machine holes in the workpiece. It is simple to operate and widely used for various hole machining needs.

6. Boring: This uses a boring bar to enlarge or finish existing holes, improving the dimensional accuracy and surface quality of the hole.

7. Broaching: This involves removing a metal layer from the workpiece using the linear motion of a broach. It is often used to machine specially shaped through holes or flat surfaces.

8. CNC machine tool processing: Using computer digital control technology, high-precision and high-efficiency processing of complex parts is achieved.