What are the operating costs of machining?
Machining now requires professional staff, or has certain effects in techniques and skills. If the

processing is not good, or the workmanship quality is not good, it is wrong to choose manufacturers

at the beginning. Now machining is also more important. The market is more incentive both in

domestic and foreign markets. Operating cost: the model used to calculate processing cost can also

adopt micro perspective and macro perspective. The micro model will consider the cutting cost from

a narrow perspective and directly associate the cutting conditions with the cutting cost. The

macroeconomic model starts from a broader perspective, focusing on the total time required to

produce a specified workpiece.

Manufacturers measure production speed in a variety of ways, including the number of workpieces

completed over a period of time and even the total time required to complete machining. Many factors

will affect the production speed, including workpiece shape requirements and material characteristics,

product flow of the whole plant, personnel investment, maintenance, peripheral equipment,

environmental protection, recycling and safety issues.

Some elements of manufacturing cost are fixed. The complexity and material of the workpiece usually

determine the type and number of machining operations required to manufacture parts. The purchase

cost, maintenance cost and power cost of factory machine tools are basically fixed costs. Although the

labor cost is relatively flexible, it can be effectively fixed at least in the short term. These costs must be

offset by sales revenue in exchange for processed parts. Increasing production speed - that is, the

speed at which workpieces are converted into finished products - can offset fixed costs.

It must be pointed out that although workshop personnel and production engineers (if any) are very

concerned about the cutting conditions and productivity they provide, senior managers are less

concerned about these figures because they are integrated with the business objectives of production

operations. Those responsible for selecting cutting conditions and tools should first consider the

broader objectives of their company's machining operations and select the cutting conditions and tools

that help to achieve these objectives.

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