Precision CNC machining relies on a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) system, which controls the movement and operation of the machine tool through pre-written programs. These programs typically consist of G-code and M-code, guiding the machine tool to move precisely in three-dimensional space.
During machining, the machine tool automatically adjusts the toolpath, spindle speed, and feed rate according to instructions to ensure the machined part meets design requirements. This automation reduces human error and improves production consistency and reliability.