Pn16 Flanged Globe Valves Ductile Iron Cast Steel Bellows Seal

During the machining process, the operator's role is to ensure the smooth operation of the CNC lathe. They monitor the machine, watch for any issues such as tool breakage or abnormal sounds, and make adjustments as necessary. If adjustments to the machining program or machine settings are required to meet the desired specifications, the operator can make those modifications.

By programming the CNC lathe accurately and monitoring the machining process effectively, the operator can produce valve bodies that meet the required dimensions and specifications.

Loading the Program: The operator loads the machining program, generated in the previous steps, into the CNC lathe's control unit. This program contains the instructions for the machining operations.

Machine Setup: Before starting the machining process, the operator performs machine setup tasks such as tool length and diameter compensation, workpiece zero point setting, and other necessary calibration procedures.

Machining Process: Once the setup is complete, the operator starts the CNC lathe, and it automatically performs the programmed machining operations on the workpiece. The operator monitors the process, ensuring that the machine is running smoothly and making any necessary adjustments if deviations from the desired specifications occur.

Quality Control: After the machining process is complete, the operator inspects the valve body for quality. This involves measuring the dimensions, checking for surface finish, and verifying that the specifications are met.