The differences between the Massca Manual and CNC leveling machines are significant in terms of applicable materials, leveling accuracy, operation methods, and application scenarios. Understanding these differences helps in choosing the right equipment.
Applicable Materials:
Manual leveling machines are suitable for processing metal sheets with a thickness of 0.1 – 2 mm, such as iron and stainless-steel sheets.
CNC leveling machines, on the other hand, apply to a wider range of material thicknesses, from 0.3 millimeters to 50 mm, especially for thicker sheets.
Leveling Accuracy:
Manual leveling machines can achieve high flatness requirements with experienced operators.
CNC leveling machines, controlled by CNC motors and PLC, can achieve higher leveling accuracy, suitable for occasions with extremely high flatness requirements.
Operation Methods:
Manual leveling machines require operators to adjust equipment parameters by turning the handwheel. The operation is relatively complex and depends on the operator’s skills and experience.
CNC leveling machines have a simple operation by inputting parameters through the CNC panel, suitable for operators unfamiliar with complex operations.
Application Scenarios: Manual leveling machines are suitable for small-scale processing plants or occasions with low leveling accuracy requirements. CNC leveling machines are applicable to large-scale factories, automated production lines, and occasions with high requirements for leveling accuracy and efficiency.