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HIR box type linear bearing TBR30UU SMA35UU KBA40SUU This kind of good performance was not realized until the advent of modular tools and the innovative use of advanced interfaces in cutting tools and machine tool clamping units. Adopting the innovative tool clamping function, it can be quickly and easily changed. The modern axis interface can be used for automatic change. At the same time, it realizes good concrete modularity.

The great success of modular tools stems from the development of CNC machine tools. Especially in the 1960s and 1970s, lathes made great progress. In the 1950s, Meimei began to develop CNC functions and applied them to machining centers and lathes. By the mid-1960s, 15% of the machine tools sold in the United States were CNC machine tools, and they developed rapidly in the following years. At that time, there were almost no CNC machine tools produced in Europe and Asia, but by 1967, a sharp upward turning point was reached, and CNC machine tools began to develop rapidly. In order to meet people's need to make full use of production equipment, people have developed higher productivity and more expensive machine tools. It is against this background that modular tools have emerged.

For CNC machine tools in a medium-sized machining shop, the average actual cutting time only accounts for 8% of the overall available production time of the machine tool. The time spent on tool placement, replacement and tool measurement accounts for one-fifth of the total available time. People have realized this very early, and because of this, the potential need to improve machine tool utilization and increase production efficiency has driven the rapid growth of CNC machine tools.