Yes, CNC lathes require regular inspection and maintenance to ensure proper operation, maintain efficient production, and extend equipment life. Here are some common periodic inspection and maintenance items:

1. Lubrication system: Regularly check the CNC lathe lubrication system to ensure sufficient lubricating oil at each lubrication point to reduce wear and friction and improve accuracy.

2. Transmission system: Check the transmission system of the CNC lathe, including transmission belts, gears and couplings, etc., to ensure their normal operation and avoid errors caused by transmission system problems.

3. Guide rails and sliders: Check the condition of the CNC lathe guide rails and sliders, remove any accumulated dust and foreign matter, and keep the surface smooth to ensure accurate position control.

4. Tools and cutting tools: Check the wear status of CNC lathe tools and cutting tools, and replace seriously worn tools in a timely manner to ensure processing quality and efficiency.

5. Cooling system: Ensure that the CNC lathe cooling system operates normally and the level and cleanliness of the coolant meet the requirements to prevent overheating and extend tool life.

6. Electrical system: Regularly check the electrical parts of the CNC system, including cables, terminal blocks, etc., to ensure reliable connections and avoid electrical failures.

7. CNC system: Regularly check the software and hardware of the CNC system, including the controller, programming unit and operation panel, to ensure its normal operation and update the software in a timely manner.

8. Fasteners: Regularly check the tightening status of each fastener of the CNC lathe to ensure that the components are firmly connected to prevent problems caused by looseness.

9. Safety equipment: Check the safety devices of the CNC lathe, such as emergency stop buttons, protective covers, etc., to ensure that the power supply can be quickly cut off in an emergency to ensure the safety of the operator.

10. Keep the environment clean: Keep the environment around the CNC lathe clean to prevent dust and debris from entering the machine tool and affecting the normal operation of the equipment.

These regular inspections and maintenance measures can help prevent potential problems and improve the stability and reliability of your CNC lathe. For specific inspection frequency and maintenance plan, please refer to the CNC lathe operating manual or manufacturer's recommendations.