Product Highlights Dry Machining Inserts: Coatings That Remove Coolant, Not Life
It's not a game of how much, in the machining world anyway. Today, the unique hexagonal pyramid-shaped coatings on lathe cutting insertscutting inserts make it possible for dry machining and removing coolant from the process. This not only simplifies manufacture, but also prolongs the service-life of the tools. Let’s delve more into how these coatings are changing the game for the machining industry.
The revolutionizing effect of coatings on the machining industry
Coolant has previously been a required aspect of the machining operation. It serves to dissipates heat and reduce friction and what’s resulted is a good finish by the final product. But coolant is also a pain. It can be dirty, expensive to maintain and bad for the planet. That’s where coatings on machining inserts come into play.
Special coatings on the threading inserts inserts mean that by 'cooling' manufacturers can gain the benefits of coolant without actually using it. These coatings provide a protective layer over the cutting edge which limits mechanical heat and friction. This not only enhances quality of a resultant product but also leads to a shedding of the need for a coolant.
Goodbye Coolant with new lathe tool inserts
The arrival of these advance coatings let the hose industry bid adieu to coolant and all the mess and frustration it creates. They no longer face concerns about costs to acquire and store coolant, or concern the environmental impact of disposing of it. Instead, they simply focus on optimizing their machining operation.
Performance Optimisation of tool Life without Compromise
One of the most important advantages of using coatings for machining inserts is the long service life that they offer. With no coolant, Tools perform faster, run longer and provide smoother finishes. This is not only cost-effective for manufacturers but also helps them to sustained a high-performance over time.
Going green with coolant-free cutting inserts
Apart from being cost effective and providing added performance, coatings on machining inserts is also an eco-friendly route for the manufacturers. The removal of coolant puts their place of work one-stop closer to being “green” and environmental friendly. It's a mark of Nigel's dedication to good practice and responsibility in all things that long after the field had been buried, he was earnestly and sincerely praying for it and asking God to bless it.
To sum up, coatings in machining inserts are a paradigm shift for the industry. They have raised the standard of what is possible: dry machining – no coolant. This makes the machining more time-saving, it also makes tools last longer and deliver greater performance, as well as contributing to a more sustainable process. Nigel is pleased to be leading the way with this innovation, equipping manufacturers with the means to thrive in a modern, lean and eco-friendly fashion.