Vertical guide rail structure CNC vertical lathe includes a vertical guide rail structure in its design. Here is an explanation of the key terms in this description:

1. Vertical: This means that the worktable of the lathe is perpendicular to the spindle. Vertical designs often have advantages in some machining tasks, such as milling, drilling, etc., as it provides better visibility and ease of securing the workpiece.

2. Guide rail structure: Lathes use guide rail systems to support and guide moving parts. Guide rails play a vital role in CNC lathes as they determine the stability, accuracy and durability of the machine tool. Vertical rail structures may include components such as columns, rails, and beams that together ensure a stable structure for the lathe during machining.

3. CNC: The lathe is equipped with a computer numerical control system. The CNC system allows the operator to control the movement and operation of the lathe through preset computer programs to achieve a higher level of automation and improve processing accuracy and efficiency.

Vertical guide rail structure CNC vertical lathe is a vertical design CNC lathe, which is characterized by the use of a specially designed guide rail structure to provide good stability, high precision and controllability. Such lathes may find a role in applications that require vertical machining, such as high-precision machining of large or specially shaped workpieces.