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Recent discussions online suggest that China's machine tool industry lags 50 years behind Europe, the United States, and Japan. While this claim may seem exaggerated, comparative data indicates a significant gap. In the 1990s, small workshops in Japan were already ahead of China, a country recognized for its manufacturing capabilities. The spindle speed of Chinese machine tools is only a quarter of that in other countries. In the field of advanced CNC machine tools, China has yet to develop its own version, while other countries have already introduced newer generations. This disparity has led to frequent online discussions about China's machine tool industry. Two commonly cited arguments are the "manufacturing collapse theory," which suggests that if China loses access to foreign machine tools, its manufacturing sector would struggle, and the "defense collapse theory," which argues that without Japanese machine tools, China would face challenges in producing aircraft carriers and fighter jets.Join this channel to get access to perks:
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