Can the CNC machining center workbench bear multiple workpieces

The load-bearing capacity of the workbench in the machining center is a concern for most friends who purchase the machining center, as some of the processed workpieces may be relatively heavy. If the weight is too large, the workbench can directly damage the track. Today, a customer inquired about the load-bearing capacity of our track machining center. Let's introduce it below.

1、 CNC machining centers can bear multiple workpieces

The load-bearing capacity of a wire rail machining center is definitely weaker than that of a hard rail machining center. There is no unified standard for the specific number of workpieces that a wire rail machining center can bear, because the load-bearing capacity of different models of machining centers is different. The load-bearing capacity is not only related to the wire rail, but also to the structure of the workbench and the entire machine.

So if you want to know the load-bearing capacity of the rail machining center, you first need to determine the specific model. For example, our machining center has marked load-bearing parameters, and you can directly go to the detailed product to see. If you need to purchase a processing center, please feel free to contact us, and we will be happy to serve you.

2、 Further understanding of rail machining centers

Nowadays, many machining center machines operate at high speeds, especially the idle speed, which largely depends on the contribution of the track; The pre tightening treatment of the track can achieve zero clearance between tracks, with high accuracy; In terms of service life, the wire rail is much higher than the hard rail.

The cutting force on the wire rail is smaller than that on the hard rail, but for the hard rail, in fact, many machine tool wire rails have greatly improved their load-bearing capacity. The application of wire rails is suitable for high-speed machines, can be cut at high speed, and is suitable for processing products and small precision molds. Nowadays, more precision machining centers use wire rails.