Environmental factors can have a certain impact on the performance and operation of CNC vertical lathes. The following are some common environmental factors and their impact on CNC vertical lathes:

1. Temperature: Temperature changes can cause thermal expansion or contraction of the machine tool, which will affect the accuracy and stability of the machine tool. Too high or too low temperature may lead to changes in working accuracy, so attention should be paid to temperature control.
2. Humidity: High humidity environment may cause corrosion on the surface and inside of the machine tool, affecting the working performance and life of the machine tool. For electrical systems, excessive humidity can lead to failure of electrical components. Therefore, maintaining a suitable humidity level is very important for the normal operation of CNC vertical lathe.
3. Dust and pollutants: Dust, metal chips, grease and other pollutants in the machine tool operating environment may accumulate on the surface and internal components of the machine tool, affecting the positioning accuracy, lubrication and motion performance of the machine tool. Therefore, it is very important to regularly clean and maintain machine tools to remove these contaminants.
4. Shock and Vibration: Shock and vibration present in the machine tool operating environment may negatively affect the positioning accuracy and stability of the machine tool. Therefore, the machine tool should be avoided as far as possible from the influence of external vibration sources, and appropriate vibration isolation measures should be taken.
5. Power supply quality: The stability of power supply is very important for the electrical system of CNC vertical lathe. An unstable power supply can cause problems such as electrical failures, control system errors, and more. Therefore, ensure a stable power supply to avoid affecting the machine tool.
6. Noise: High noise environments can negatively affect the health and productivity of operators, as well as interfere with the operation and accuracy of machine tools. Therefore, take noise reduction measures when necessary to maintain a good working environment.

To sum up, environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, dust and pollutants, shock and vibration, power quality, and noise may all have an impact on the performance and operation of CNC vertical lathes. Therefore, in the selection, installation and operation of the machine tool, these environmental factors should be considered and reasonably managed to ensure the normal operation and stable accuracy of the machine tool.