When using precision CNC lathes, you need to pay attention to the following things to ensure safety, increase efficiency, and protect equipment:

1. Operation manual: Read and understand the operation manual of the CNC lathe in detail. The manual contains important information such as equipment specifications, safety requirements, maintenance instructions and operating procedures.

2. Training: CNC lathe operators should receive professional training and understand the basic operation and safety procedures of CNC lathes. Only trained personnel should operate this equipment.

3. Personal protective equipment: Wear appropriate personal protective equipment for CNC lathes, including hard hats, goggles, earplugs, gloves, etc., to prevent accidental injuries.

4. Cleaning and maintenance: Regularly clean and maintain the CNC lathe to ensure that its components operate smoothly. During the cleaning process, it is necessary to turn off the power and ensure that the machine tool is in a safe state.

5. Workpiece clamping: Ensure that the CNC lathe workpiece is firmly clamped in the fixture to prevent it from moving or falling off during processing.

6. Tool inspection: Regularly inspect and replace CNC lathe tools to ensure cutting quality and avoid tool damage. Use appropriate tools, and the specifications and models of the tools must meet the processing requirements.

7. Program verification: Before formal processing on the CNC lathe, verify the correctness of the CNC program through manual mode or idling mode to ensure that the processing path and parameters are correct.

8. Do not operate with overload: Avoid operating the CNC lathe beyond the specified load range of the CNC lathe to prevent equipment damage or accidents.

9. Monitor the processing process: During the processing of CNC lathes, always pay attention to the display screen of the CNC system, monitor various parameters, and ensure processing quality and equipment status.

10. Emergency procedures: Be familiar with the emergency stopping procedures and emergency handling steps of CNC lathes so that you can take quick response measures when needed.

11. Regular maintenance: Carry out regular equipment maintenance according to the CNC lathe manufacturer's recommendations, including lubrication, cleaning, tightening bolts, etc., to extend the life of the equipment.

12. Safety area: Set up a safety area around the CNC lathe and prohibit untrained personnel from approaching to prevent accidents.

13. Emergency stop: When an abnormal situation is discovered, the CNC lathe will immediately execute the emergency stop procedure and make necessary inspections and repairs.

By strictly adhering to these precautions, the safe, stable and efficient operation of the CNC lathe can be ensured to the greatest extent.