CNC (Computer Numerical Control) gear part machining is a high-precision, high-efficiency manufacturing technology that is widely used in multiple industries. Here are some of the most common industries:

Automotive Industry: CNC gear machining is extremely common in the automotive industry and is used to manufacture gears in engines, gearboxes, differentials, and other drive systems.

Aerospace: Precision gears and transmission components for aircraft, helicopters, rockets, and other spacecraft are often CNC machined.

Industrial Machinery: Industrial machinery, including robots, automation equipment, production lines, packaging machinery, etc., all require CNC machined gears to ensure precise motion control.

Motorcycles and bicycles: The transmission systems of these vehicles, including gears and sprockets, are often CNC machined.

Wind Power Generation: The gearboxes of wind turbines require high-precision and large-sized gears, which are often manufactured by CNC machining.

Rail Transportation: The transmission systems of rail transportation vehicles such as trains, subways, and light rails contain many CNC machined gears.

Military and Defense: Military equipment and weapon systems, including tanks, ships, aircraft, etc., all require CNC machined gears to withstand extreme working conditions.

Precision instruments: such as clocks, measuring instruments, etc., small precision gears in these devices are usually processed by CNC.

Agricultural machinery: The transmission system of agricultural machinery such as tractors and harvesters also requires CNC processed gears.

Construction and mining machinery: The gears of heavy machinery such as excavators, loaders, and mining trucks are usually processed by CNC.

CNC gear processing has been widely used in the above industries due to its high precision, high efficiency and repeatability, and in the ever-evolving manufacturing industry, CNC technology is also constantly expanding to new application areas.