Tramp Oil Removal Guide: Boost Efficiency and Profits

Tramp oil, a contaminant in CNC coolants from lubricants and hydraulic fluids, can compromise machine efficiency, incur costs, and pose health risks. Effective removal using coalescers or tube-type skimmers extends coolant life, boosts productivity, and ensures a safer, sustainable working environment. Implementation involves assessing needs and training staff for optimal integration.

Water Filtration for Wire-cut EDM

Wire-cut EDM creates microscopically small particles during the cutting process; removing these “chips” becomes a key factor in maximizing cutting speed and attaining part accuracy and surface finish. To be an effective flushing agent, the dielectric fluid must flow freely…

Chemical Filtration Phosphating Process

Phosphating Chemical Filtration Solutions Phosphating is a chemical process for treating the steel’s surface, where barely soluble metal-phosphate layers are formed on the base material. The layers created are porous, absorbent, and suitable as a conversion layer for subsequent powder…

Degrease Solution Filtration

Degrease Alkaline Chemical Solution Filtration

Component washing or degreasing is a vital process in the manufacturing process. Inefficiencies in one area cascade affect processes downstream and can amplify even further to become too costly problems. Efficient chemical filtration systems at critical points in the chemical…

Lapping Machining Oil Filtration

Lapping Oil Filtration

Lapping is a machining process used to achieve super-flat surfaces and incredibly tight tolerances on parts that require accuracy at the microscopic level. The lapping operation is more gentle than both superfinishing and honing and removes much less of the surface material. …

EDM Oil Filtration

In recent years, EDM technology has enabled a higher surface finish quality of the parts produced. This improved surface finish is due to improvements in the process and machine, including improved dielectric fluid filtration. The dielectric fluid has several tasks…

Honing Oil Filtration

Honing Oil Filtration

Today, honing operations have taken on a new dimension of accuracy and precision. For example, in double head honing – the honing sticks far exceed the 0.0002- to 0.0003-inch tolerances of conventional honing machines, and it takes that 1 micron…

HSS Grinding Oil Filtration

HSS Grinding Oil Filtration

HSS Grinding Oil Filtration High-Speed Steel or HSS has different characteristics than carbide. HSS scrap does not have the same resale value as carbide; however, unfiltered HSS dust causes the same harm to grinding machines as carbide. HSS dirt tends…

Grinding Carbide Tool

Grinding carbide tools? Recover 94 percent carbide

Every manufacturer who grinds carbide tools knows that even a slight nick in the rake angle or an inconsistent surface on your carbide tool can mean that you will have to spend hours on rework which dramatically increases your costs.…