What Parts Does the Horizontal Machining Center Mainly Process?

Horizontal machining centers, with their spindle positioned horizontally, are particularly suitable for machining complex parts requiring multi-sided machining.

Key machining types include:

Casing parts: such as engine blocks, transmission housings, and pumps and valves. The rotary table allows for multi-sided hole and surface machining in a single clamping operation, ensuring high positioning accuracy.

Large and heavy workpieces: such as machine tool beds and large mold bases. The table's strong load-bearing capacity and stable clamping facilitate heavy cutting.

Small and medium-sized complex parts: such as hydraulic blocks and aviation brackets. When combined with an automated pallet changer (APC), efficient automated production is possible.

Deep hole/cavity parts: Chips are discharged naturally by gravity, preventing tool damage and improving hole quality and machining efficiency.

Core Advantages:

Multi-sided machining in a single clamping operation reduces errors.

Smooth chip evacuation protects the workpiece and tool.

Excellent rigidity and strong load-bearing capacity make it suitable for heavy cutting and precision machining.

Combined with an APC system, it offers high production efficiency and ease of automation.

In short, the horizontal machining center is the preferred equipment for efficient, high-precision, multi-sided machining.