When you purchase a machining center for order processing, there are many factors that can affect the actual income that the CNC machining center brings to you. Therefore, it is necessary to have a detailed understanding of machining costs in order to provide customers with accurate order quotations while ensuring quality. So what are the factors that affect the cost of machining centers?

material

Any industry is the same, and material factors directly affect processing costs. Some materials are difficult to process, some have higher raw material costs, some have slower processing speeds, and some are prone to wear and tear. Despite the continuous progress of modern industrial processing technology, material cost is still a huge factor affecting the cost of CNC machining centers. It is a thoughtful part before starting the design.

size

We know that CNC machining centers mainly focus on cutting complex shaped workpieces, and the size and overall geometric shape of the parts are also important factors in the quotation of machining orders. The larger the appearance of the component, the more complex the manufacturing process is, and the corresponding production cost is also high. Therefore, consulting and comparing multiple components during the design phase is a key to improving the qualification rate and controlling order costs.

Equipment itself

A CNC machining center is a highly automated processing equipment that can complete part processing with multi axis linkage. How many machines are required to operate together for a single order, what are the operating processes involved, and how much processing time is required. These factors directly affect the funding budget for purchasing aircraft models. Before purchasing equipment, one should fully plan and consider their own processing goals and customer types.

Operational skills

In CNC operations, rich machining experience and professional knowledge literacy are the core competitiveness of CNC machining center operators. Of course, it is also an important link in processing costs. An experienced CNC operator is very important for cost accounting in machining centers, from grinding and repairing cutting tools and drill bits to clamping blanks, from safety protection in daily processing to effective avoidance of tool collisions.

Post processing

Many parts processing processes cannot be separated from additional treatment of characteristics, such as heat treatment. Special processing operations, surface treatment, and professional coatings. These processes will also increase the basic cost of the order.