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機加工類型	cnc加工	貨號	鋁合金配件渔具线轮加工	加工精度	精加工
加工材料	不鏽鋼,鋁合金等	直徑	524（mm）	長度	811（mm）
公差	0.01mm	表面粗糙度	Ra0.8	加工周期	8-15天
打樣周期	1-5天	年剩余加工能力	236225352（件）	銑削類型	自動車床

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