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CO2 emissions are virtually zero! Cutting oil that has achieved carbon neutrality.
Environmentally friendly, while maintaining the original quality of the cutting oil. Truly the ideal cutting oil! The XBB series has achieved carbon neutrality. XBB has virtually zero CO₂ emissions! *For product details, please refer to the "PDF Download" below.
Introducing examples of reducing oil agent costs and improving processing efficiency! We have also contributed to environmental measures by reducing water usage.
We would like to introduce successful cases using alkaline ion water. In a case where there was a challenge to shorten processing time for increased productivity, the use of alkaline ion water improved permeability and cooling properties. The cutting speed increased by 30% from 230 m/min to 299 m/min, accommodating the increase in productivity. In addition, there are successful cases such as reducing the frequency of cleaning fluid replacement and decreasing the amount of surfactants. 【Successful Case】 <Reduction of Oil Costs> ■Work Name: Shaft ■Material: SCM ■Processing Content: Grinding ■Coolant: Oil from Company C + Alkaline Ion Water ■Equipment: Centerless Grinding Machine *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
When the temperature becomes conducive to microbial growth, they proliferate and emit a foul odor! An explanation of the smell of cutting oil and its causes.
Water-soluble cutting oils tend to increase in temperature as the weather warms from late May to mid-October, reaching a temperature range (20-40°C) that is conducive to the proliferation of microorganisms, which can lead to the release of unpleasant odors. These microorganisms include aerobic bacteria, which thrive in the presence of air (oxygen), and anaerobic bacteria, which reproduce in the absence of air (oxygen), both of which feed on the same organic materials to grow. Anaerobic bacteria reproduce more slowly than aerobic bacteria, but they produce a strong odor reminiscent of rotten eggs, which is the source of the unpleasant smell. Additionally, black mold, which prefers dark areas such as the bottom of tanks, can also develop at the boundary of the oil level in the tank. Since anaerobic bacteria reproduce slowly, it is often observed that when machines are left idle for extended periods during factory holidays or long breaks, these anaerobic bacteria proliferate and fill the factory with unpleasant odors. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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What is water-soluble cutting oil? We will introduce the purpose of using cutting oil and the performance required from cutting oil!
This document introduces the correct use of water-soluble cutting oils. It includes information on "Why use cutting oils?", "The required performance of cutting oils", and "Types of cutting oils". Additionally, as reference materials, you can also view "Composition and components of water-soluble cutting oils" and "Types of emulsions and models of particle size". We encourage you to read it. 【Contents】 ■What are water-soluble cutting oils… 1. Why use cutting oils? 2. Required performance of cutting oils 3. Types of cutting oils *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
We will introduce measures to prevent the contamination of cutting oil and discuss the smell of cutting oil!
In addition to mineral oils, fats, surfactants, etc., contained in water-soluble cutting oils, contamination from hydraulic oils and lubricants from machines also occurs, which serves as food for microorganisms and leads to their proliferation. During this proliferation process, sulfur compounds and various odor gases are generated. Therefore, measures to address this odor include "preventing the proliferation of microorganisms," "preventing contamination by other oils," and "eliminating the effects of chips." For more details, please refer to the PDF download below. 【Odor Control Measures】 ■ Preventing the proliferation of microorganisms ■ Preventing contamination by other oils ■ Eliminating the effects of chips *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
