CNC lathes need to meet a series of conditions when operating to ensure normal processing operations and protect the safety of operators. The following are the main conditions that need to be met to operate a CNC lathe:

1. Stable power supply: CNC lathes require stable power supply to ensure normal operation of CNC lathes. Stable voltage and sufficient current are the basic conditions to ensure stable operation of the equipment.

2. Good mechanical structure: The mechanical structure of the CNC lathe needs to be firm and stable, and the coordination between the components must be precise to ensure that the CNC lathe does not experience excessive vibration or deformation during the processing process, and to ensure processing accuracy and surface quality.

3. Precise position control system: The position control system of CNC lathe needs to be accurate and reliable. CNC lathe can accurately control the position and movement trajectory of the tool and workpiece to achieve precision machining operations.

4. Suitable tools and fixtures: CNC lathes need to be equipped with tools and fixtures suitable for processing tasks. The tools need to be sharp and durable, and the fixtures need to be stable and reliable to ensure that the workpiece will not shift or deform during CNC lathe processing.

5. Effective cooling system: During the processing process, CNC lathes need to use coolant or cutting fluid to lower the processing temperature, reduce friction and wear, protect the tool and workpiece surface, and help eliminate chips.

6. Accurate processing procedures: Each processing task requires the preparation of corresponding processing procedures and correct settings in the CNC system. CNC lathe programs should include tool path, cutting parameters, processing depth and other information to ensure accuracy and efficiency during CNC lathe processing.

7. Strict safety measures: Strict safety regulations need to be followed when operating CNC lathes. CNC lathe operators need to wear safety protective equipment, such as safety glasses, gloves, etc., and follow operating procedures. CNC lathes ensure personal safety and equipment safety.

8. Timely maintenance: CNC lathes require regular maintenance, including cleaning, lubrication, replacement of worn parts, etc., to maintain the good condition and stability of the CNC lathe.

To sum up, CNC lathes need to meet a series of conditions when operating, including mechanical, electrical, safety and other requirements to ensure processing quality, operational safety and stable equipment operation.