Firstly, the principle of rotation and movement during the cutting process

Rotary cutting machine is a commonly used mechanical equipment for metal processing, and its working principle can be basically divided into two steps: first, the relative rotation between the workpiece and the tool, and then the movement of the tool on the surface of the workpiece. Specifically, the cutting tools of a rotary cutting machine generally work in a high-speed rotation manner, while the workpiece is fixed on a rotating platform. When the rotating platform begins to rotate, the cutting tool will rotate along the surface of the workpiece and continuously cut the material to form the desired shape and size.

In terms of process parameters, rotary cutting machines usually need to set different cutting speeds and tool rotation speeds according to different types and requirements of workpieces. At the same time, the rotation direction of the tool and the relative position of the rotation axis with the workpiece also need to be precisely controlled to ensure the accuracy and stability of the cutting effect.

Secondly, advantages and scope of application

Rotary cutting machines are widely used in various metal processing fields due to their advantages of high efficiency, precision, and high degree of automation. In fields such as mechanical manufacturing, aerospace, automotive industry, and shipbuilding, the application of rotary cutting machines has become an indispensable part.

In addition, rotary cutting machines can also be used for cutting non-metallic materials such as ceramics, plastics, wood, bamboo, etc., with a wide range of applications.

Through the introduction in this article, we can understand the working principle and advantages of rotary cutting machines, as well as their widespread applications in different fields. As an efficient, precise, and highly automated metal processing equipment, rotary cutting machines will continue to play an important role in future production and manufacturing.