- Conventional three-axis machining of complex gears, helical bevel gears, and irregularly shaped housings requires multiple flipping and clamping operations, each introducing positioning errors.
However, 5-axis machining can process all curved surfaces, helical gears, and internal cavities in a single clamping operation, eliminating the cumulative errors from multiple clamping operations. This results in more stable dimensional and geometric tolerances in the finished product, easily meeting the high-precision requirements of DIN 5-6 grade gears.
- Five-axis machine are suitable for machining large parts, such as large gearboxes and heavy-duty mining gears. A five-axis machine tool can fix the workpiece on the worktable while the spindle and worktable rotate and oscillate. All side, helical gear, internal cavity, and flange surface machining can be completed in a single clamping operation, eliminating the need for heavy lifting and repeated alignment processes, while also eliminating accuracy deviations from multiple clamping operations. It is extremely convenient.