Lubricants, Coolants, Metalworking Fluids
This category includes substances used in the metalworking process to lubricate, cool, and facilitate the cutting process. Lubricants are used at the interface between a tool’s cutting edge and the chip, preventing the chip from being welded to the tool. Liquid coolants are used to remove significant amounts of heat generated by heavy cutting over long periods of time. Liquid coolants are often delivered via through-spindle coolant systems, which route coolant through an internal passage inside the spindle and directly to the cutting interface. Metalworking fluids are used to keep the environment around a workpiece at a stable temperature. Metalworking fluids can include straight oil (fluid made mostly of mineral or vegetable oils), soluble oil (emulsifiable oil made up from 30-85 percent refined lubricant base oil and emulsifiers), semisynthetic fluids (fluids containing a lower amount of severely refined base oil), and full synthetic fluids (formulations that do not include petroleum).
Recycling Solvents In-House Saves Costs and Improves Efficiency
In-house recycling results in numerous process control benefits including significant cost savings, reduced maintenance time, decreased disposal costs and more.
In-house recycling results in numerous process control benefits including significant cost savings, reduced maintenance time, decreased disposal costs and more.
Achieving proper lubrication for maximum bearing and grease life.
Accurate and precise cutting fluid recycling equipment contributes significantly to reducing your shop’s annual cutting fluid management operations.
Fabricators can attain spotless and unsoiled parts and machinery in an environmentally responsible way.
Reduce machine downtime and improve efficiencies by using products designed to tackle the most demanding maintenance challenges.
Jorgensen Conveyors and Filtration Solutions’ FlexFiltration offers Flex B, which uses bag filtration, while Flex C incorporates a cylindrical/ hydrocyclone filter.
WALTER Surface Technologies’ SLAP Shot was designed with current and upcoming industry regulatory requirements in mind to ensure compliance to the highest standards.
The Pulse R ties into the system control solenoid valve and takes the place of a pneumatic pulse generator timer or logic block.
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