The automation of CNC machines minimizes labor costs and reduces the risk of workplace injuries in manufacturing environments.

CNC machining stands out for its high level of automation, which brings significant benefits in terms of cost savings and safety improvements. By automating many aspects of the manufacturing process, CNC machines reduce the need for extensive manual labor, lowering labor costs. This reduction in manual intervention also helps minimize the risk of errors, as computers control each step with high precision.

Automation means fewer operators are needed on the production floor, which not only cuts labor expenses but also reduces potential safety hazards associated with traditional machining. In environments where heavy machinery and sharp tools are in use, CNC machines lower the chances of workplace accidents, as operators spend less time physically interacting with the machinery.

• Anodizing
• Sandblasting
• Matt anodizing
• Polish 0.8
• Painting
• Brush

Sandblasting: A process for surface treatment of workpieces using compressed air to form a high-speed jet beam that impacts the surface, improving cleanliness, roughness, and mechanical properties.

Cadmium Plating: Used for steel fasteners, piping, and aerospace components, though its use is limited due to environmental concerns. Provides good corrosion resistance but can cause 'cadmium brittle' at temperatures above 232°C.

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