The normal use of small CNC lathes needs to meet a series of conditions to ensure stable performance, high precision and long life. Here are some common conditions and requirements:

1. Power supply and electrical conditions: The CNC lathe provides stable and reliable power supply, which meets the electrical requirements of the CNC lathe. The power supply voltage and frequency should be consistent with the machine tool specifications. Also, make sure the ground wire is well connected to prevent electrical interference and equipment damage.

2. Environmental conditions: CNC lathes should be placed in a relatively dry, well-ventilated, and stable temperature environment. Too high or too low temperature and humidity may affect the stability and accuracy of the machine tool.

3. Foundation and foundation: The CNC lathe needs to be installed on a solid, flat ground. The design and construction of foundations and foundations should meet the requirements to ensure the stability of the machine tool during operation.

4. Cooling system: CNC lathes usually need to be equipped with a cooling system to ensure that the temperature of the tool and workpiece is maintained within the appropriate range during high-speed machining.

5. Tools and fixtures: Select appropriate tools and fixtures for CNC lathes and make sure they are in good condition. The quality of cutting tools and fixtures directly affects the accuracy and efficiency of processing.

6. Regular maintenance: CNC lathes implement regular machine tool maintenance plans, including cleaning, lubrication, tightening bolts, etc., to ensure the normal operation of each component of the machine tool.

7. CNC system and programming: CNC lathe operators need to have basic knowledge and skills in CNC programming to ensure the correct input and execution of machining programs.

8. Safety measures: CNC lathes provide necessary safety facilities, such as protective covers, emergency stop buttons, etc., to ensure the safety of operators and equipment.

9. Training personnel: Ensure that CNC lathe operators have received relevant training and are proficient in the operation and maintenance skills of CNC lathes.

10. Quality control: CNC lathes establish a quality control system to monitor and detect the processing process, and promptly discover and correct factors that may cause errors.

By meeting the above conditions, the normal use of small CNC lathes can be effectively guaranteed, production efficiency can be improved, and machining accuracy and product quality can be ensured.