Integrated wheel machining equipment combines first-stage and second-stage turning systems to maintain precise central hole alignment during continuous processing.
A hollow turning device uses a non-circular cutting bar and torque arrestor rollers to enable precise lateral tool motion.
A steel center spacer supports a rotating titanium workpiece, reducing elastic deformation and enabling tight tolerances.
Four constant-length drive struts determine cross slide position through geometric constraints, eliminating complex measuring systems.
An hourglass-shaped milling cutter tip with acute corners enables full utilization of all cutting edges for crankshaft machining.
Lateral deflector means displace metal bar heads to resolve alignment precision versus productivity trade-offs.
Tapered interlocking keys eliminate gaps between mating surfaces to prevent X-axis and twisting deviations during tool holder assembly.