Achieving High-Precision Machining: A Guide to CNC Machine Inspection and Calibration
To produce a high-quality workpiece, it is essential not only to use high-performance tool holders and cutting tools on an efficient machine but also to inspect the workpiece's dimensions, accuracy, and surface roughness after machining. Besides these, what else can we do to achieve high-precision machining?

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Introduction of Tool Holder Tapers
Metalworking has played a crucial role in the development of human civilization. From early manual processing to NC numerical control machines, and now to CNC computerized numerical control machines, the evolution has been significant. With the advent of machines, tool holders became essential for connecting machine and cutting tools. The interface between tool holders and machine involves various taper designs. Currently, three major types of tool holder tapers are widely used in machining: 7:24 taper, 1:9.98 HSK hollow taper, and 1:20 PSC polygon taper series.
Maintenance Guide for Tool Holders
Tool holders can experience varying degrees of rust, impacting their performance and longevity. Rust can affect the contact between the tool holder taper and the machine spindle, leading to vibrations during machining and a shortened spindle lifespan.

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SYIC: Pioneering Tool Holders, Embracing the Automation Industry
In terms of equipment inspection, SYIC provides spindle master bars, ATC alignment tool set, SOG spindle origin gauge, and other tools, becoming the defense team for machines. Spindle collisions can lead to excessive runout accuracy, affecting workpiece processing accuracy and surface roughness. Additionally, collisions can impact the accuracy of machine tool changer systems, leading to tool change failures or even damaging spindles and tool holders.