As the name suggests, lathe parts are products processed by lathes, which can be divided into many types according to the type of lathe. The most common ones include automatic lathe parts, CNC lathe parts, instrument lathe parts, etc. The hardware materials used include copper, iron, aluminum, stainless steel, etc.

The application scope of lathe parts is very wide, involving industries such as electronics, hardware tools, toys, plastics, etc. Compared to other fasteners, its main feature is precision, with tolerances up to plus or minus 0.01mm, or even more accurate. Of course, its price is relatively much higher than other firmware.

Automatic lathe parts are parts processed by an automatic lathe, with a maximum processing diameter of 20mm and a maximum processing length of 90mm. Due to the small size and high speed of the processed parts, the price is relatively low, and the precision of the processed parts is high, with tolerances controlled within plus or minus 0.01mm.

CNC lathe parts are parts processed by CNC lathes, with a maximum processing diameter of up to 60 and a maximum processing length of 300mm. The processed parts are large, complex in shape, and have high precision. They can be machined in several times with a tolerance of plus or minus 0.002mm. They have advantages for processing stainless steel products, but due to the expensive machine and low processing efficiency, the processing cost is relatively high.

The reason why lathe parts have higher processing costs than other hardware products is because the machining process of turning determines high precision, low speed, and low output. A large proportion of lathe parts require secondary processing after machining on the machine to meet functional requirements, such as milling grooves, drilling holes, milling edges, chamfering, and so on.