World innovation: machining of aluminium wheels now without coolant
Benefit from savings with the new MAC cooling set from CERATIZIT
World innovation: machining of aluminium wheels now without coolant
Benefit from savings with the new MAC cooling set from CERATIZIT.
CERATIZIT S. A., Mamer, Luxembourg (headquarters), April 2008.
One of the special fields of the carbide expert CERATIZIT is aluminium wheel machining. The recently developed MAC cooling set now allows the complete dry machining of wheels without refitting machines. In this way CERATIZIT once again is able to support their customers in the automotive industry when it comes to the decisive topic of cost reduction.
Conventional cooling in the field of aluminium wheel machining through cooling lubricants is cost intensive. Both the recycling of the chips and the coolant causes considerable costs. While machining a wheel between four and six kilos of swarf are produced. The recycling costs are about 20 cent per kilo or approximately one euro per wheel. For tens of thousands of aluminium rims where dry machining is applied instead of wet machining attractive saving is realized very quickly. With the latest world innovation MAC from CERATIZIT, aluminium rim producers can save money, optimize their profit and distinguish themselves from competitors.
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