Precision CNC lathes are high-precision machine tools used to process workpieces. Special attention must be paid to safety matters when using them to ensure the safety of operators and equipment. The following are eight safety matters for precision CNC lathes:

1. Wear personal protective equipment: CNC lathe operators should wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including hard hats, goggles, protective gloves and protective shoes. This helps reduce the risk of accidental injury.

2. Be familiar with machine tool operating procedures: CNC lathe operators must be familiar with the operation manual and relevant procedures of precision CNC lathes, and understand the working principles and safety requirements of machine tools.

3. Check the equipment status: Before operating the CNC lathe, carefully check each component of the CNC lathe to ensure that the equipment is in good condition. Pay special attention to whether the electrical system, lubrication system, cooling system, etc. are functioning properly.

4. Correctly install and clamp the workpiece: The CNC lathe ensures that the workpiece is correctly installed and clamped on the CNC lathe to prevent the workpiece from accidentally detaching or moving during processing.

5. Avoid overload operation: Do not exceed the rated working range of the CNC lathe and avoid overload operation. Overloading may result in equipment damage or hazardous situations.

6. Reasonable selection of cutting conditions: When CNC lathes are processing, select appropriate parameters such as cutting speed, feed speed, and cutting depth to ensure a stable processing process and avoid excessive cutting forces.

7. Regular maintenance: CNC lathes perform regular maintenance work, including cleaning the machine tool, maintaining the lubrication system, tightening bolts, etc., to maintain the good condition of the machine tool.

8. Emergency parking and emergency handling: Be familiar with the emergency parking device of CNC lathes and be able to handle emergencies quickly and correctly to ensure that the machine tool can be quickly stopped in the event of an accident and reduce accident losses.

Compliance with these safety matters can help improve the safety of precision CNC lathe operations and ensure that both operators and equipment remain safe at work.