The maintenance of vertical CNC lathes is an important measure to ensure their long-term stable operation and processing accuracy. Here are some key aspects of care:

1. Daily cleaning: After using the CNC lathe every day, the oil, dust and other impurities on the surface of the equipment should be cleaned to ensure that the surface of the equipment is clean and dry. When cleaning, it is recommended to wipe with a soft cloth and avoid using acidic or corrosive cleaners to prevent damage to the machine tool.

2. Lubrication and maintenance: Regular lubrication of various parts of the CNC lathe will help reduce friction and wear and extend the life of the equipment. Before lubrication, the oil on the surface of the equipment needs to be removed to avoid affecting the lubrication effect.

3. Fastener inspection: After the CNC lathe has been working for a long time, the fasteners may become loose. Therefore, you should regularly check whether all types of fasteners are firm and repair or replace loose fasteners in a timely manner to avoid greater safety hazards.

4. Tool maintenance: The tool is one of the core components of the vertical CNC lathe, and its wear directly affects the machining accuracy. Therefore, the wear of tools should be checked regularly, excessively worn tools should be replaced in a timely manner, and the dimensional and shape accuracy of the tools should be maintained.

5. Inspection of circuits and electrical components: CNC lathe circuit connections and electrical component wiring should be checked regularly to ensure that they are firm and reliable, without looseness or short circuit. At the same time, use measuring tools to measure the accuracy of the machine tool and compare it with the standard value to determine whether the accuracy of the machine tool is normal.

6. Protective measures: When using a CNC vertical lathe, appropriate protective measures should be taken, such as wearing protective glasses and gloves, to avoid injuries from splashes or cutting. Keep the area around the machine tool clean and tidy to prevent foreign matter from entering the machine tool.

7. Regular maintenance: In addition to daily maintenance, regular maintenance should also be carried out, including deep cleaning, comprehensive inspection, replacement of worn parts, etc. This helps potential problems be identified and resolved in a timely manner, ensuring that the machine tool is always in optimal working condition.

To sum up, the maintenance of vertical CNC lathes involves many aspects, from daily cleaning to regular maintenance, which need to be taken seriously. Through scientific maintenance measures, the life of the equipment can be extended, the processing accuracy can be improved, and the smooth progress of the production process can be ensured.