Transmission system component processing refers to the use of various cutting tools to perform cutting, drilling, milling and other operations on raw materials to 

manufacture various components required in the transmission system, such as gears, bearings and couplings. These components play a key role in transmitting power and 

converting motion modes.

What are the types of cutting tools?

In the processing of transmission system components, the commonly used cutting tools are mainly the following:

Milling cutter: used for milling operations to produce component surfaces with specific shapes and sizes.

Drill: used for drilling to produce precise hole diameters and depths.

Turning tool: used for turning operations to process the outer shape of shaft components.

Grinding tool: used for grinding operations to improve the surface smoothness and accuracy of components.

Gear shaping cutter: specially used for gear processing to produce precise tooth shapes.

How to choose the right cutting tool? When choosing a cutting tool, the following factors need to be considered:

Material type: different raw material hardness and toughness will affect the choice of cutting tools.

Processing accuracy requirements: high-quality and high-precision cutting tools are required for high-precision processing.

Processing speed and efficiency: When mass production is rapid, it is more appropriate to choose durable tools that can cut at high speed.