The customer had been machining this Nickle Alloy dry (No Coolant) because to add coolant to the process would have meant mess everywhere, a cost the customer wasn’t prepared to tolerate.
Machining Aluminium “Near Dry”
August 22, 2012This video shows how we manufacture our components, in house using our own MQL (Minimal Quantity Lubrication) equipment and Coolube 2210.
How do we do it?
August 22, 2012We can eliminate coolant for you too. There are many benefits to be gained by employing the Unist “Near Dry…
Watch how we maintain the same speeds and feeds as were used when employing flood coolant.
Milling “Near Dry”
August 22, 2012Near dry milling produces dry chips and is the way forward being discovered by many customers.
Do you find yourself having to Route 3mm solid Aluminium sheet in preference to Alucobond/Composite panel? If you are experiencing any of the following you need to talk to our John Barker (Managing Director) of Unist Australia.