1. The machine frame is constructed from welded steel plates in a
C-type configuration, providing excellent structural rigidity and
an expansive working area. The machine is equipped with three die
stations, including one dedicated marking station, with automatic
station selection to optimize the machining sequence. The clamping
system accommodates workpieces of different dimensions, while a
zero-point reference stop ensures accurate positioning. A
ball-transfer worktable facilitates smooth material handling. The
X- and Y-axis movements are driven by servo motors and precision
ball screws, with a PLC-based control system managing punching
positions to enable fully automated machining. Once entered by the
operator, workpiece programs can be stored and reused for
subsequent production runs.
2. The machine incorporates CNC technology and a servo-driven
feeding system, delivering high processing efficiency, stable
operation, and consistent workpiece accuracy.
3. Major functional assemblies adopt a modular design, simplifying
maintenance, facilitating component replacement, and reducing
servicing downtime.
4. Punching, marking, and drilling operations can be performed on a
single steel plate within an integrated machining process,
minimizing workpiece handling and improving production efficiency.
5. The drilling unit features rapid approach, controlled low-speed
feed during machining, and high-speed retraction, optimizing the
drilling cycle and increasing overall processing efficiency.
6. An integrated fault self-diagnostic function monitors machine
operating conditions, facilitates fault identification, and
supports efficient troubleshooting and maintenance.
7. The CNC system offers convenient programming options. Operators
can enter hole diameters, hole coordinates, and workpiece
quantities directly into the computer. The machine also supports
programs generated by specialized lofting software and direct
CAD/CAM data conversion, simplifying programming and improving
production flexibility.
