Types of CNC coolants CNC

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In CNC (numerical control machine tool) processing, choosing the correct coolant is essential to improve processing quality and extend tool life. Different coolant types have their advantages and are suitable for other processing needs.

Water-soluble cutting fluids are one of the most common coolants, usually composed of water and additives. They have good cooling performance and lubricity, which can effectively reduce the temperature of the workpiece and tool and reduce friction. Because they are water-soluble, these cutting fluids are easy to clean and will not leave difficult-to-remove residues.

Cutting oils are coolants based on mineral or synthetic oil, suitable for use under high-speed and heavy-load processing conditions. They have excellent lubrication properties, can extend the tool's life, and are corrosion-resistant, which can protect the machine tool and tool.

Aerosol cooling is spraying cutting fluid into the processing area through atomization. This method can save the amount of coolant used, reduce costs, and be more environmentally friendly. In addition, aerosol cooling can accurately control the coolant's spray position and improve the processing accuracy.

Dry cutting is a processing method that does not use traditional coolants and relies on specially designed tools and efficient cutting technology. This method is not only energy-saving and environmentally friendly but also reduces surface quality issues, improves the final quality of the workpiece, and simplifies the operation process.

According to the processing material and process requirements, choosing the proper coolant can significantly improve the efficiency and effect of CNC processing. For more information, please visit our official website.