During the operation of the CNC lathe power system, it is essential to equip it with a comprehensive auxiliary system. These devices not only ensure the normal functioning of the power system but also effectively enhance its operational efficiency. Today, Haishu Machinery, a CNC lathe manufacturer, will provide a detailed explanation of the five major auxiliary devices in the CNC lathe power system and their primary functions.
   Tool magazine drive motor: Drives the tool holder for indexing, positioning, and tool changing, typically using a servo motor or standard motor in conjunction with hydraulic/pneumatic devices.
   Tailstock drive mechanism: Drives the movement of the tailstock sleeve, typically powered by a servo motor or hydraulic cylinder.
   Cooling system motor: Drives the cooling pump to provide coolant to the cutting area, reducing temperature and flushing away chips.
   Lubrication system motor: Drives the lubrication pump to provide timed and measured lubrication to guide rails, lead screws, bearings, and other components.
   Hydraulic/Pneumatic System: Provides power for actions such as chuck clamping/loosening, tailstock quill movement, and protective door opening/closing.
The above is the introduction to the five auxiliary equipment and their main functions in the power system of CNC lathes, shared by our CNC lathe manufacturer, Haishu Machinery. We hope this information will be helpful for you in operating CNC lathes in the future.