CNC TURNING vs CNC GRINDING
CNC turning and CNC grinding are two different manufacturing processes that are used to create precision parts with different shapes and surface finishes. The main difference between CNC turning and CNC grinding is the method used to remove material from the workpiece.
CNC turning is a process where a lathe machine is used to create cylindrical parts by rotating the workpiece and removing material with a cutting tool. The cutting tool is controlled by a computer program that specifies the precise dimensions and shape of the part being created. CNC turning is typically used to create parts with cylindrical or conical shapes, such as shafts, pins, and bushings.
On the other hand, CNC grinding is a process where a grinding machine is used to remove material from a workpiece using an abrasive wheel. Unlike CNC turning, CNC grinding can be used to create parts with complex shapes and tight tolerances, such as gears, bearings, and turbine blades. CNC grinding can also be used to create a smooth and precise surface finish on a workpiece.
Overall, the main difference between CNC turning and CNC grinding is the method used to remove material from the workpiece. CNC turning is used to create cylindrical parts, while CNC grinding is used to create complex shapes and precise surface finishes.
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