After CNC machine tool processing is completed, there are some important matters that need to be paid attention to to ensure production results and continued performance of the equipment. Here are some suggestions:

1. Quality inspection: First, conduct a comprehensive quality inspection on the finished workpiece. Ensure that the size, shape and surface quality of the workpiece meet specified requirements.

2. Tool inspection: Check the condition of the tool, including whether the tip is seriously worn and whether the cutting edge is damaged. Replace the tool when necessary to ensure the quality and efficiency of the next processing.

3. Archive CNC programs: Archive the CNC programs used. This is useful for later remachining or machining of similar workpieces.

4. Clean the work area: Clean the processing area, including removing chips and waste materials. Keeping your workspace tidy improves safety and reduces the impact of impurities on your equipment.

5. Check the lubrication system: Check the lubrication system of the CNC machine tool to ensure that each component is properly lubricated. Add or replace lubricating oil in time to extend the life of the machine tool.

6. Cooling system cleaning: If the CNC machine tool uses cutting fluid or coolant, be sure to clean the cooling system to prevent residual cutting fluid from causing contamination or blockage.

7. Shut down the CNC system: After ensuring that everything is ready, perform a normal shutdown of the CNC system. Follow the device's operating manual for shutdown procedures to prevent data loss or system errors.

8. Record processing parameters: Record the parameters used during processing, including cutting speed, feed speed, cutting depth, etc. This helps analyze machining results and make improvements.

9. Equipment maintenance: Carry out regular maintenance work according to the equipment maintenance manual, including cleaning, lubrication, tightening bolts, etc. Keep equipment in good working order.

10. Train operators: Provide necessary training to operators to ensure that they understand correct operating procedures, safety procedures and basic maintenance knowledge of equipment.

These considerations help ensure that your CNC machine tool remains efficient, accurate and safe during your next machining job.