Single Head Tube beveling machine

The working principle of a chamfering machine is to chamfer the edges of a workpiece through cutting and grinding. The specific working principle is as follows:

Firstly, fix the workpiece to be processed on the workbench of the chamfering machine.

The cutting tool of a chamfering machine is usually composed of high-speed rotating cutting tools or grinding wheels. The material and shape of the cutting tool depend on different application requirements.

After the chamfering machine is started, the tool begins to rotate and performs cutting or grinding on the edge of the workpiece. The speed and feed rate of the cutting tool can be adjusted according to the machining requirements.

During the cutting or grinding process of the workpiece edge, the tool gradually removes the material from the workpiece edge, making it smooth and forming a chamfer.

Chamfering machines are usually equipped with automatic feeding devices, which can move the workpiece along the cutting trajectory of the tool to achieve continuous chamfering processing.

After the machining is completed, the workpiece can be manually or automatically removed from the chamfering machine to complete the entire chamfering process.

Overall, chamfering machines remove materials and form chamfers by cutting or grinding the edges of workpieces, in order to achieve the purpose of chamfering the edges of workpieces.