When using CNC lathes on a daily basis, you need to pay attention to a series of details to ensure safety, increase production efficiency, and protect equipment. Here are some key details:

1. Safe operation: Follow the safe operating procedures of the equipment and wear personal protective equipment, such as safety glasses and earmuffs. Make sure the work area is clear and free of obstructions before starting the CNC lathe.

2. Program inspection: Before running the CNC lathe, carefully check the CNC program to ensure its correctness. Make sure the program includes the correct tool paths, tool parameters, and workpiece dimensions.

3. Tool inspection: Check the wear and condition of the tool. Excessively worn tools may result in reduced machining quality and may also damage the workpiece or equipment.

4. Clamp the workpiece: Use appropriate clamping devices to ensure that the workpiece is firmly clamped to prevent movement or swing during processing.

5. Lubrication and cooling: Keep the lubrication system of the CNC lathe running normally and ensure that components such as guide rails and sliders are fully lubricated. At the same time, keep the cooling system running efficiently to prevent overheating.

6. Quality Control: Regularly check the quality of machined parts and use measuring tools to verify dimensions and surface quality. Timely adjust CNC programs and process parameters to ensure compliance with quality standards.

7. Regular maintenance: Perform regular maintenance according to the maintenance manual provided by the manufacturer. This includes cleaning equipment, changing lubricants and inspecting critical components for wear.

8. Troubleshooting: For any equipment failures or abnormalities, promptly troubleshoot and repair them. If you encounter a problem that cannot be solved, you should notify maintenance personnel in time.

9. Operation training: Ensure that all operators have received appropriate training and understand the basic operation and safety precautions of CNC lathes.

10. Record keeping: Record the operating status, maintenance history and processing data of CNC lathes. This helps track device performance, identify issues in a timely manner and make improvements.

Overall, strictly following safety procedures, performing regular maintenance on equipment, and maintaining high-quality process control are keys to ensuring safe and efficient operation of CNC lathes.