Proper installation of a CNC lathe is a complex and delicate process involving multiple steps and points. Here is a detailed installation guide:

1. Site preparation:

Choose a spacious, bright, and well-ventilated site for CNC lathes, and ensure that the ground is flat and dry to provide a stable working environment for CNC lathes.

CNC lathes clear the site to ensure barrier-free roads for the transportation and installation of CNC lathes and related equipment.

2. Basic production:

Carry out basic production according to the production drawings provided by the CNC lathe manufacturer. This usually involves steps such as laying steel bars and pouring concrete to ensure the foundation is sound and accurate.

CNC lathes should pay attention to the location of the foundation away from the source of vibration and avoid direct sunlight and heat radiation to prevent adverse effects on the CNC lathe.

3. Machine tool lifting and transportation:

CNC lathes should be lifted and transported using special lifting tools provided by the manufacturer or wire ropes in accordance with the instructions to ensure the safety and stability of the machine tool during the process.

During the lifting process of the CNC lathe, be sure to keep the base of the machine tool horizontal to prevent damage to the paint surface, machined surface and protruding parts.

4. Installation and leveling:

Place the CNC lathe on the foundation, use a level to measure its level and verticality, and make adjustments if necessary to ensure that the machine tool is level and stable.

For CNC lathes, tighten the anchor bolts according to the instructions to ensure that the machine tool is stable and reliable.

5. Electrical and circuit installation:

According to the requirements of the CNC lathe, select the corresponding power supply voltage, current and wiring method.

Install the electric control cabinet on the CNC lathe, fix it in the appropriate position, and perform wiring according to the wiring diagram.

Pay attention to moisture-proof treatment of electrical components, such as using sealing materials and placing desiccant, to prevent moisture from damaging the circuit.

6. Functional testing and debugging:

After the CNC lathe is installed, perform a functional test on the CNC lathe to ensure that all components are operating normally.

The CNC lathe is debugged as needed to optimize the performance and accuracy of the machine tool.

7. Maintenance and maintenance:

Carry out regular maintenance and upkeep on CNC lathes, such as cleaning, lubrication, checking electrical components, etc., to ensure its long-term stable operation.

Please note that the CNC lathe manufacturer's instructions and relevant safety regulations should be strictly followed during the installation process to ensure the accuracy and safety of the installation process. If necessary, you can seek professional help and guidance.