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"Coolant Life"...

Mike Page

Mike Page, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Coolant Life", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Manufacturingtalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Meeting metal cutting fluids regulations from Jemtech (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "Metal working fluids management company assists factories in meeting UK regulations and provides a method by which these systems can be maintained with relative ease". Several months prior to that, we featured the news release Coolant is the 'key' to efficient tool grinding from Oel-Held (UK): "In tool and cutter grinding, the coolant system is critical to the maintenance of feed and speed rates and to keeping the grinding wheels in good order".
 
In June 2006, we covered the news from Castrol UK concerning its Hysol Excel - take a look at Semi-synthetic cutting fluid in 5-litre packs which says: "Castrol is now offering its versatile, semi-synthetic Hysol Excel cutting fluid in 5-litre packs, making it more convenient for smaller metalworking companies to buy".
 
Take a look also at the news release from Hirschmann Engineering UK, Metalworking fluids filtered economically, as well as Magnetic filter improves machining quality from Eclipse Magnetics, and Coolant recovery saves costs, extends tool life from Clearwater Group.
 

See also:

Cutting fluid suits aluminium and magnesium (July 2004)
Thought to be the first water soluble cutting and grinding fluid specifically designed for use with aluminium and magnesium alloys eliminates machine cleaning and fluid changes

Save costs and use fewer cutting fluids (June 2004)
Multi-purpose, premium quality, high performance, semi-synthetic soluble cutting fluid can be used for the majority of machining processes, including grinding

Supplier change doubles machining coolant life (January 2004)
Using the most advanced manufacturing techniques to produce machine tool components, a machine tool builder reports that coolant life has doubled since changing over to an alternative supplier

Where standard CNC lathe is the best choice (December 2003)
In some types of small batch work, component geometry and non-turning content determines that a standard CNC lathe is more suitable than a mill-turn centre says an antennas manufacturer

Coolant change saves costs, improves mill working (August 2003)
After changing coolants, a cold rolling specialist is saving GBP 30,000 a year and improving the working environment for its mill operators

System removes cutting lubricant contaminants (May 2003)
The leading preventable cause of CNC Machine Downtime is premature tool wear and replacement, but can be minimised by a system removes cutting lubricant contaminants quickly and efficiently

Surface and edge grinding machines cleaned up (May 2001)
Cleaner machine tools, prolonged coolant life and lower operating costs are the three main benefits of switching to TRIM C270 synthetic coolant

Clean sumps and lines extend coolant life (April 2001)
Getting rid of residue build-up in machine tool sumps, coolant supply lines and coolant filtration equipment with WHAMEX is one of the best ways to extend coolant life

Coolant cleans up surface and edge grinding (February 2001)
Cleaner machine tools, prolonged coolant life and lower operating costs are three main benefits experienced by Stanley Tools since making the switch to TRIM C270 synthetic grinding coolant

 

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