Machine tool and tool industry promote mutual development

According to statistics published by multinational corporations, the annual manufacturing and processing costs of global manufacturing industry have reached more than 400 billion U.S. dollars, of which tooling costs are about 20 billion U.S. dollars. In recent years, manufacturing industries in developed countries have adopted modern high-efficiency cutting tools to increase labor productivity. The annual cost savings for manufacturing industry has reached 100 billion US dollars, which is far higher than the investment in cutting tools. Therefore, all countries have taken the development of modern and efficient tools as an important means to increase the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry. The notion that “cutting tools are productive during processing is not a consumable item” has reached a consensus in developed countries, where cutting tool consumption accounts for 3% to 4% of manufacturing costs. In China's manufacturing industry, most companies still rely on cheap labor as the main means to reduce costs, and less attention is paid to improving efficiency through improved processing methods. As a result, tool consumption levels in China's manufacturing industry are generally low, accounting for only 1 of manufacturing costs. %~2%.

At present, various companies in our industry have established various research and development centers, engineering centers, etc., but unfortunately, it has rarely been seen so far that research and development on the basic technologies of modern high-efficiency tools can be achieved.

Another fact that deserves attention is: In Germany, the United States, Japan, and other manufacturing powerhouses, the laws of modern CNC machine tools and high-efficiency tool coordination and balanced development are very obvious. The purpose is to provide the manufacturing industry with an optimal configuration that can fully realize the potential of the equipment. And solutions. In the developed countries, in the normal years of stable economic development, the annual scale of tool consumption is generally about 1/2 that of machine tool consumption. For example, when the annual consumption of machine tools is 6 billion U.S. dollars, the consumption of tools is generally about 3 billion U.S. dollars. Only in the years of economic recession will this ratio change as the scale of investment shrinks. However, the regularity of coordinated development of machine tools in developed countries does not appear in China. Especially in the last 10 years, the consumption of machine tools in China's manufacturing industry has taken the lead and the tool consumption has been left behind. This strange phenomenon has become a feature of the development of China's machine tool industry. Such as: In 2010, China's machine tool consumption reached a record level of 28.5 billion US dollars. In the same year, tool consumption was 5 billion U.S. dollars, and tool consumption was only 18% of machine tool consumption. It is much lower than the level of 50% in developed countries.