Product Specification

Horizontal Processing Drilling and Winching Machine: Multi-Process Precision Machining for Small-to-Medium Parts

Core Advantages: Tailored for Integrated Small-Part Machining

1. One-Clamping Multi-Process: Cut Setup Time to Zero
   
   
   It integrates end face milling, drilling, backside countersinking, and tapping into a single clamping. For example, when processing a precision hardware bracket, it can first mill the front end face (ensuring flatness), then drill a through-hole, countersink the backside of the hole (for screw head placement), and finally tap internal threads—no need to reposition or transfer the workpiece. This reduces processing time by over 40% compared to traditional multi-machine operations.
2. Mechatronic Design + CNC Feed: Stable High Precision
   • Adopts ball linear guides with high rigidity and wear resistance, paired with CNC-controlled slide feeding. The X/Y/Z axis travels (500mm/350mm/450mm) ensure precise positioning, while key performance indicators like maximum drilling diameter (φ25) and maximum tapping diameter (φ20) meet most small-to-medium part requirements.
   • The ball screw drive minimizes backlash, ensuring consistent machining dimensions—critical for batch production of parts like electronic component housings or small mechanical fittings, where size uniformity directly affects assembly.
3. 6-Spindle Turret Head: Fast Tool Switching
   
   
   The turret head is equipped with 6 pivot shafts, and tools connect via ER40 snap rings—allowing quick switching between milling cutters, drills, countersinks, and taps. For batch processing of parts requiring 4-5 tools, tool change time is reduced by 60% compared to manual tool swapping, avoiding errors from repeated tool setting and improving production rhythm.
4. User-Friendly Design: Low Operational Threshold
   
   
   Features a reasonable structural layout and easy-to-operate controls, with volumetric automatic lubrication for the machine—eliminating the need for manual lubrication and reducing maintenance workload. Even operators with basic CNC knowledge can master it quickly, making it suitable for small workshops or production lines with limited skilled labor.

Key Application Scenarios: Focus on Small-to-Medium Precision Parts

1. Precision Hardware Manufacturing: Small Mechanical Fittings
   
   
   Processes small brackets, connectors, and fastener bases—completing end face milling (to ensure assembly flatness), drilling (for installation holes), and tapping (for thread connections) in one clamping. The machine’s high size consistency ensures that batch-produced fittings can be interchanged, reducing assembly issues.
2. Electronic Component Industry: Housing & Bracket Machining
   
   
   Handles aluminum or plastic electronic component housings (e.g., sensor housings, small controller shells). It mills the housing end face (for sealing), drills wiring holes (φ5-φ20), and taps mounting threads (φ8-φ20)—ensuring the holes align with internal components and the housing fits tightly with covers.
3. Light Industrial Part Production: Daily Hardware & Auto Small Parts
   
   
   Manufactures small auto parts (e.g., small sensor brackets, interior fitting bases) and daily hardware (e.g., small hinge bases). The 320×320mm rotary worktable can clamp multiple small parts at once for batch processing, while the servo feed motor (130SY series) ensures stable cutting—suitable for mass production with high efficiency.
4. Instrument & Meter Industry: Precision Component Machining
   
   
   Processes small precision parts for instruments (e.g., meter pointer shafts, small gear bases). The machine’s high precision (enabled by ball linear guides and CNC control) ensures the coaxiality of holes and the flatness of end faces, meeting the strict accuracy requirements of instrument operation.

Detailed Technical Parameters: Model YCWJ400 Core Configuration

Practical Value for Production

• Batch Production Efficiency: One-clamping multi-process and batch clamping on the rotary worktable enable daily output of 500-800 small parts—doubling efficiency compared to traditional processing.
• Cost Savings: Integrates 4+ processes into one machine, replacing separate milling, drilling, and tapping machines—saving 50% of equipment investment and 30% of workshop space.
• Quality Consistency: CNC control and precise drive systems reduce batch part size deviation to ±0.02mm, lowering scrap rates from 8-10% (manual processing) to ≤2%.

Customization for Specific Needs

• Tool Configuration: Add a tool length detector for ultra-precise tool setting (suitable for micro-part machining).
• Worktable Upgrade: Replace with a pneumatic clamping worktable for faster workpiece clamping (ideal for high-volume production).
• Control System Optimization: Adjust CNC parameters to match specific materials (e.g., high-speed drilling for aluminum, low-speed cutting for stainless steel).