The following conditions need to be met to use CNC lathes:

1. Environmental requirements:

The CNC lathe should be located away from vibration sources to avoid the effects of direct sunlight and thermal radiation, as well as the effects of humidity and airflow. If there is a vibration source near the machine tool, anti-vibration trenches should be set up around the machine tool to ensure the accuracy and stability of the machine tool.

CNC lathes should be installed indoors to keep the temperature stable and avoid excessive temperature fluctuations from affecting the accuracy of the machine tool.

2. Power requirements:

The location where the CNC lathe is installed needs to strictly control the power supply voltage, and the power supply voltage fluctuation needs to be within the allowable range and remain relatively stable. This is because CNC lathes have high requirements for power supply stability, and excessive voltage fluctuations will affect the normal operation of the CNC system.

3.Safety requirements:

CNC lathes must be installed in accordance with relevant national safety and quality standards and must meet various requirements for installation, testing and use.

Before operating the CNC lathe, all parts of the machine tool must be inspected to confirm whether the various safety protection devices are intact.

CNC lathe operators must receive professional training to understand the structure, performance, operating procedures and safety precautions of the machine tool to ensure that they can operate the machine tool correctly and safely.

4.Technical requirements:

CNC lathes must be equipped with high-performance CNC systems to achieve automated, high-precision, and high-efficiency processing.

CNC lathes should have good rigidity and stability and be able to withstand high-speed and large cutting force processing tasks.

CNC lathes should be equipped with appropriate cutting tools and fixtures to meet the processing needs of different workpieces.

5. Maintenance requirements:

CNC lathe maintenance workers must carefully read the machine tool's instruction manual and comply with the machine tool manufacturer's safety requirements for use and maintenance.

CNC lathes should be regularly maintained, such as cleaning, lubrication, tightening, etc., to ensure normal operation and extend service life of CNC lathes.

In short, the use of CNC lathes requires certain environmental, power supply, safety, technical and maintenance conditions to ensure the normal operation and processing quality of the machine tools.