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非標定制視覺定位數控鑽孔機

此機型是專門爲電機轉子換向器槽位切割而研發的數控切槽機。它配備了CCD視覺定位系統，能夠自動掃描並識別槽位，從而確保加工槽位的精度和准確性。機器采用全何服電機傳動控制

此機型是專門爲電機轉子換向器槽位切割而研發的數控切槽機。它配備了CCD視覺定位系統，能夠自動掃描並識別槽位，從而確保加工槽位的精度和准確性。機器采用全何服電機傳動控制，因此具有良好的定位精度和高稳定性。另外，它还搭配了工业吸尘器，可以在切割主轴进行切割时将残屑吸出机床，实现无屑加工。旋转轴选用了伺服电机搭配高精度谐波减速机，因此旋转定位精度极高，可实现360度任意旋转。

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