After CNC vertical lathe processing is completed, the following steps are usually required:

1. Quality inspection: The CNC vertical lathe performs quality inspection on the completed workpiece to ensure that its size, shape and surface quality meet the design requirements and customer needs. CNC vertical lathes can be measured using measuring tools such as micrometers, height gauges, snap gauges, etc., or they can be measured precisely using equipment such as coordinate measuring machines.

2. Surface treatment: If the surface of the CNC vertical lathe workpiece needs to be polished, polished, grinded or other surface treatment, the CNC vertical lathe can perform these processes after the processing is completed to improve the surface quality and smoothness of the workpiece.

3. Marking and identification: According to CNC vertical lathe customer requirements or internal management needs, CNC vertical lathes mark or identify the workpiece, including part number, serial number, batch number and other information to facilitate traceability and management.

4. Clean packaging: The CNC vertical lathe cleans the processed workpieces to remove impurities such as cutting chips, oil stains and so on produced during the processing. It is then packaged to protect the workpiece from the external environment and ensure no damage during transportation.

5. Transportation and out-of-warehouse: CNC vertical lathe transports the processed workpieces to the next process or directly ships them to customers, performs out-of-warehouse operations as needed, and records relevant information.

6. Record backup: Record relevant data and parameters during CNC vertical lathe processing, including processing procedures, tool selection, processing parameters, quality inspection results and other information to facilitate subsequent traceability and reuse.

7. Equipment maintenance: Perform necessary maintenance and upkeep on the CNC vertical lathe, including cleaning the CNC vertical lathe, replacing tools, checking the lubrication system, etc., to ensure that the CNC vertical lathe is in good working condition and ready for the next processing task. .

8. Production report: Summarize the data and information during CNC vertical lathe processing and generate a production report, including processing time, cost analysis, quality status, etc., to evaluate production efficiency and process improvement.

These steps can ensure that the workpiece processed by CNC vertical lathe meets the requirements and is successfully delivered to the customer or the next production link.