Whether the failure rate of a horizontal machining center is low usually depends on many factors, including the manufacturing quality of the equipment, maintenance status, operator skill level, and working environment.

First of all, the high-quality manufacturing and precise assembly process of the horizontal machining center can ensure the stability and durability of the horizontal machining center, thereby reducing the failure rate. In addition, regular maintenance and inspection of horizontal machining centers are also key to ensuring the normal operation of the equipment. This includes cleaning equipment, replacing worn parts, checking electrical systems and lubrication systems, etc.

Secondly, the skill level and experience of horizontal machining center operators also have an important impact on the failure rate. Experienced operators of horizontal machining centers are more able to accurately judge the status of the equipment, discover and solve problems in time, and avoid failures.

Finally, the working environment of the horizontal machining center will also have an impact on the failure rate of the horizontal machining center. For example, if a device is exposed to moisture, dust, or large temperature swings, its electronic and mechanical components may be more susceptible to failure.

Therefore, in order to ensure that the failure rate of horizontal machining centers remains low, manufacturers should improve the manufacturing quality of equipment, and users should pay attention to the maintenance and inspection of equipment and provide a good working environment. At the same time, horizontal machining center operators should receive professional training to improve their skill level and troubleshooting capabilities.

In general, the failure rate of horizontal machining centers can be reduced through various efforts, but whether it is low or not needs to be evaluated based on the actual situation.