Unpacking and Inspection: Remove protective packaging; inspect the machine and its components for dents or rust; verify that all accessories are present and undamaged.
Equipment Positioning: Use specialized lifting gear to move the machine tool onto the prepared foundation; position the leveling shims and base plates according to the markings.
Leveling and Calibration: Use a precision level to adjust the machine bed's level, keeping the error within ≤0.04 mm/m to prevent machining accuracy deviations.
Cleaning and Assembly: Remove anti-rust coatings from mating surfaces and guideways; assemble components-such as the column, tool magazine, and control panel-using the manufacturer-supplied locating pins and blocks to restore the machine to its original factory state.
Piping and Wiring Connections:Connect cables, oil lines, and air lines according to the manual's markings, ensuring reliable, leak-proof connections; properly ground signal cable shielding and ensure wiring does not interfere with moving parts.
Power-up, Commissioning, and Final Inspection: Check the status of all fasteners and terminals before powering up; perform low-speed, no-load operation followed by accuracy calibration and load testing; finally, complete acceptance through static, dynamic, and actual machining tests.
