Specialized industry machine tools are CNC machine tools deeply customized to meet the processing needs of specific fields, dedicated to solving core problems unique to that industry, such as material properties, process complexity, and efficiency bottlenecks. Unlike general-purpose machine tools, they deeply integrate process knowledge specific to that industry. For example, machine tools for aerospace focus on five-axis linkage and high-speed milling of difficult-to-machine materials such as titanium alloys; machine tools for automotive wheel hubs integrate efficient contour turning and multi-tool synchronous machining capabilities; while machine tools for the 3C industry pursue ultra-high-speed, high-surface-finish precision drilling and tapping. Through customized structures, specialized fixtures, special tool magazines, and integrated software, these machine tools achieve processing efficiency, accuracy, and automation levels far exceeding general-purpose equipment in targeted scenarios, making them key production equipment for users to build core competitiveness in their professional fields.