The automated machining center is a highly mechatronic product, consisting of mechanical equipment and a CNC system. It is suitable for processing workpieces with complex shapes. The characteristic of the automated machining center is that it has a tool magazine and automatic tool change function, so that the workpiece can automatically complete multiple processes after one clamping, such as drilling, boring, milling, reaming, tapping, etc. This design greatly reduces workpiece clamping time, measurement and machine tool adjustment and other auxiliary process times, and improves production efficiency and automation.

The main functions of the automated machining center include parts processing, milling, drilling, reaming and boring, etc. It can handle various forms of parts processing such as planes, curved surfaces, holes, and threads. In the manufacturing industry, automated machining centers are widely used in various machinery manufacturing, automobiles, aviation, electronics and other fields. For example, in the automotive industry, automated machining centers can be used to manufacture engines, transmissions, chassis and other components; in the aviation industry, automated machining centers can be used to manufacture aircraft suspensions, engines, propellers and other components.

In general, automated machining centers provide strong support for the development of modern manufacturing with their high efficiency, stability, and accuracy.