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What jobs are there in the mechanical industry ~

1, textile machinery

All kinds of mechanical equipment needed to process natural fibers or chemical fibers into textiles. Textile machinery in a broad sense also includes chemical machinery for producing chemical fibers. Textile machinery is the production means and material basis of textile industry, and its technical level, quality and manufacturing cost are directly related to the development of textile industry.

2. Agricultural machinery

Agricultural machinery refers to all kinds of machinery used for crop planting and animal husbandry production, as well as primary processing and treatment of agricultural and livestock products. Agricultural machinery includes agricultural power machinery, farmland construction machinery, soil tillage machinery, planting and fertilization machinery, plant protection machinery, farmland irrigation and drainage machinery, crop harvesting machinery, agricultural products processing machinery, animal husbandry machinery and agricultural transportation machinery.

3, woodworking machinery

Woodworking machinery refers to a machine tool that processes semi-finished products of wood processing into wood products in wood processing technology. Furniture machinery is an important part of woodworking machinery.

4, casting machinery

Casting is one of the basic processes of modern machinery manufacturing industry. As a metal hot working process, casting has gradually matured in China. Foundry machinery is all mechanical equipment that can be used to melt metal into liquid that meets certain requirements and pour it into molds, and then after cooling, solidification and cleaning, castings with predetermined shapes, sizes and properties can be obtained, also known as casting equipment.

5, metallurgical machinery

In metallurgical industry, all kinds of mechanical equipment are used for smelting, ingot casting, rolling, handling and packaging, also known as equipment metallurgy.