The steps for regular anti-corrosion of CNC vertical lathes are as follows:

Remove rusty parts: First, conduct a comprehensive inspection of the CNC vertical lathe to find and remove the rusted parts. This can be done by using appropriate rust removers or mechanical methods. Make sure to remove all rust thoroughly to prevent it from spreading further.

Protect the painted surface: The painted surface of the CNC vertical lathe needs to be inspected and maintained regularly. If the paint is found to be damaged or peeling, it should be repaired and repainted promptly. In addition, special protective agents or waxes can be used to protect the painted surface and enhance its weather resistance and corrosion resistance.

Avoid collisions: During the operation of the CNC vertical lathe, you should try to avoid collisions between the CNC vertical lathe and other objects. Collisions can cause paint to break or metal parts to deform, increasing the risk of corrosion. Therefore, CNC vertical lathes must ensure standardized operation and avoid unnecessary collisions.

Lubrication and maintenance: The guide rail surface of the CNC vertical lathe, the sliding screw handwheel and other parts that are prone to rust should be regularly oiled and anti-corrosion. Using appropriate lubricating oil or anti-rust oil can ensure that these parts are well lubricated, reduce friction and wear, and extend service life.

Regular inspection and maintenance: In addition to the above measures, CNC vertical lathes should also undergo comprehensive inspections and maintenance on a regular basis. This includes checking the operation of the electrical system, transmission system, cooling system and other parts, and identifying and dealing with potential problems in a timely manner.

By following the above steps, the CNC vertical lathe can be effectively protected from corrosion on a regular basis to ensure its long-term stable operation and extend its service life. At the same time, it can also improve production efficiency and reduce maintenance costs.