Which risk increases when a CNC lathe's servomotor overheats?

💡 Explanation

Dimensional inaccuracy arises from thermal expansion: overheating of the servomotor impacts the lead screw's thermal stability thereby triggering thermal expansion; because the position is tied with digital feedback, therefore part dimensions deviate from the programmed path, rather than tool wear or spindle bearing issues.

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