Small piece processing CNC lathe

       Small piece machining CNC lathe is a device based on computer numerical control (CNC) technology, specifically designed for small-sized, high-precision parts (such as shafts, disks, and sleeves with a diameter of ≤ 50mm, commonly used in electronics, automotive precision components, medical equipment, and other fields) to achieve automated turning and processing. Its core is to control tool movement through programs, replacing traditional manual operations, and complete machining processes such as turning, drilling, tapping, and chamfering of small pieces. Compared to traditional lathes that rely on operator experience, CNC lathes control the machining process through programming, and beginners can operate them with simple training; At the same time, the equipment runs stably, reducing the scrap rate caused by manual fatigue, especially suitable for the demand of "high batch, low fault tolerance" in small piece processing.