The development status of machining

With the rapid development of modern machining, machining technology has developed rapidly, and many advanced machining technology methods have slowly emerged, such as micro-machining technology, rapid forming technology, precision ultra-precision machining technology and so on.

Micro machining technology

With the development of Micro/Nano Science and Technology, micro-machinery characterized by its tiny shape and size or extremely small operation scale has become a high-tech for people to understand and transform the micro-world. Due to its ability to operate in a small space without disturbing the working environment and objects, micromachinery has broad application potential in aerospace, precision instruments, biomedicine and other fields, and has become an important means of nanotechnology research, so it has been highly valued and listed as the first key technology in the 21st century.

Rapid forming machining technology

Rapid prototyping technology was developed in the 20th century to quickly produce samples or parts according to CAD models. It is a material accumulation processing manufacturing method, that is, through the orderly accumulation of materials to complete three-dimensional forming. Rapid prototyping technology integrates CNC technology, material technology, laser technology and CAD technology and other modern scientific and technological achievements, is an important part of modern advanced machining technology.

Precision ultra-precision machining technology

Precision and ultra-precision machining is an important part of modern machining and manufacturing technology, and is one of the important indicators to measure the level of a country's high-tech manufacturing industry. Since the 1960s, with the development of computer and information technology, higher requirements have been put forward for manufacturing technology, which not only requires extremely high size, shape and position accuracy, but also requires extremely high surface quality. It is under such market demand that ultra-precision machining technology has been rapidly developed, and various processes and new methods continue to emerge.