Milling machines | Booling Mold

Описание: 0:00-0:08 Introduction
0:08-1：28 Capabilities and Advantages
1：28-1：50 Performance

Milling machines primarily utilize the high-speed rotation of the milling cutter as the main cutting motion, combined with the precise feed movement of the workpiece.

They can efficiently complete common operations such as planes, slopes, grooves, and steps with convenient operation and stable cutting. In the realm of complex machining, milling machines not only accurately mill irregular contours like gears, splines, and curved surfaces but also easily handle cylindrical parts. By securing the workpiece with specialized fixtures such as indexing heads or chucks, the workpiece rotates uniformly around its own axis. Coordinated with the precise feed of the milling cutter, this enables the machining of smooth, complete cylindrical surfaces as well as the milling of composite features like grooves and tooth profiles on the cylindrical face. Milling machines exhibit strong material adaptability, capable of processing various metals such as ordinary carbon steel, stainless steel, and cast iron, as well as some engineering plastics and composite materials. Whether for custom, small-batch production or large-scale, high-volume manufacturing, simply switching to the appropriate milling cutter allows for flexible adaptation, significantly enhancing processing efficiency.

Milling machines are widely used in multiple industries including automotive manufacturing, mold making, hardware components.