Mist Collector Design Fundamentals
Consider design differences when determining what style of mist collector is best for a given application.
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About Metalworking Fluids and More (Part 2)
Two science papers from Quaker Chemical Corp. are worth reading for what they say about key developments in metalworking technology.
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About Metalworking Fluids and More (Part 1)
Two science papers from Quaker Chemical Corp. are worth reading for what they say about key developments in metalworking technology.
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Tool-Related Considerations for More Efficient Machining of Titanium
The expert in our Titanium Machining Zone offers advice related to coolants and coatings.
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The 400° Difference
Cryogenic machining achieves dramatic tool life gains not by flooding the cut, but by refrigerating the tool.
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The Many Ways Ford Benefits from MQL
Clean machining using minimum quantity lubrication has allowed Ford’s Van Dyke transmission plant to become fundamentally more efficient and effective at manufacturing six-speed automatic transmissions.
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Coolant Filtration Yields Significant Savings
While many shop managers intuitively understand the importance of properly maintaining coolant, it's likely that few have calculated the actual cost savings of doing so. Keller Products says the 80-percent savings realized by one customer after inst...
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Going Lean Has Positive Benefits For Metal Finishing
The rationale behind lean manufacturing applies very directly to metal coating and finishing processes. The cost savings are often greater than one might expect.
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Applying MQL: Articles And Video
These three articles and a video explain why shops should consider minimum quantity lubrication.
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The Case For Supplementary Fire Suppression
Systems designed to put out fires inside machine tools can provide a level of protection that external systems such as overhead sprinklers cannot. They cost a small percentage of the investment represented by today’s CNC machines and certainly far l...
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