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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a wheel repair machine used for?
A wheel repair machine, specifically a CNC wheel lathe, is used to restore and repair alloy wheels. It detects the surface profile of the wheel and performs precision diamond cutting to remove scratches, scuffs, and curb damage, restoring the wheel to its original factory finish.
Why is a manufacturer with 20+ years of experience important?
With over 20 years of specialization, a manufacturer offers mature technology, optimized software interfaces, robust structural design, and highly reliable post-sales support. This ensures high precision, durability, and a much safer operation compared to newer, untested machinery.
Is it easy to operate a CNC wheel repair lathe?
Yes. Modern wheel repair machines feature specialized, user-friendly optimization software. Operators do not need advanced programming knowledge; the system automatically scans the wheel and generates the cutting program in just a few simple steps.
What sizes of wheels can these machines accommodate?
Depending on the specific model, our wheel repair machines can typically handle a wide range of alloy wheel sizes, generally starting from 12 inches up to 28 or 30 inches, covering almost all passenger vehicle wheels on the market.
How long does it take to repair a single wheel?
The scanning and diamond-cutting process is highly efficient, typically taking only 10 to 15 minutes per wheel. This allows automotive repair shops and wheel customization centers to significantly increase their daily throughput.






