The following conditions need to be met to use CNC lathes:

1. Environment and installation conditions:

CNC lathes should be kept away from vibration sources to avoid the effects of direct sunlight and thermal radiation, as well as the effects of humidity and airflow. If there is a vibration source near the machine tool, anti-vibration trenches should be set up around the machine tool.

CNC lathes must be installed in accordance with relevant national safety and quality standards and must meet various requirements for installation, testing and use. Looseness and strength of joints must comply with regulations, nuts must be tightened, and thread locking agent must be added to prevent thread slippage.

If economic conditions permit, CNC lathes should be installed isolated from ordinary mechanical processing equipment to facilitate repair and maintenance.

2. Power supply and electrical conditions:

The location where the CNC lathe is installed requires strict control of the power supply voltage. Supply voltage fluctuations need to be within the allowable range and remain relatively stable. Because CNC lathes are generally installed in machining workshops, where the ambient temperature changes greatly and the usage conditions are poor, various electromechanical equipment may cause large fluctuations in the power grid, which will affect the normal operation of the CNC system.

Before using a CNC lathe, it is necessary to check the safety and reliability of the electrical part of the equipment.

3. Operating and maintenance conditions:

CNC lathe maintenance workers must carefully read the machine tool's instruction manual and comply with the machine tool manufacturer's safety requirements for use and maintenance.

Before operating the CNC lathe, check whether all components and safety devices of the lathe are safe and reliable.

Workpieces, fixtures, tools, and cutters must be clamped firmly. Before operating the machine tool, observe the surrounding dynamics. Any objects that may hinder the operation or transmission must be removed first. Only after confirming that everything is normal can the machine be operated.

During the operation of CNC lathes, it is necessary to correctly set the workpiece coordinate system and pay attention to the magnification selection in incremental mode to avoid collisions with the machine tool.

When the CNC lathe is running, it is not allowed to adjust, measure the workpiece or change the lubrication method to prevent fingers from being touched by the tool.

It is strictly forbidden to use the hand brake on CNC lathes before the spindle rotation has completely stopped.

Carry out regular maintenance and upkeep on machine tools, such as cleaning the machine tools, checking and replacing worn parts, etc.

The above are some basic conditions that need to be met when using CNC lathes. The specific conditions may vary depending on machine tool models, processing requirements and other factors. When using CNC lathes, relevant regulations should be strictly followed to ensure safe operation and normal operation of the machine tool.