Exhibiting at MEX Kanazawa 2024! Ishikawa Prefectural Industrial Exhibition Hall (Halls 3 and 4) from May 16 (Thursday) to May 18 (Saturday), 2024, for three days.

Complete automation of cutting fluid dilution and supply! Direct supply from the oiling gun is also possible.

"Raku-Rant" is an automatic dilution and supply device for cutting fluids that prepares cutting fluid by diluting water-soluble cutting oil at a specified concentration (0-10%) with water. The cutting fluid stored in the internal tank of the device is supplied to the machine tool through piping. It maintains a constant amount of cutting fluid in the coolant tank on the machine tool side. It is capable of automatically supplying multiple machine tools. It can dilute the concentrate and water at the specified concentration. (For small machines, there are records of connections with approximately 40 units.) 【Features】 ■ Capable of automatic supply to multiple machine tools ■ Dilutes concentrate and water at the specified concentration ■ Fully compliant with the Water Supply Act through water quality certification ■ Calendar timer function allows for setting supply and stop by day of the week ■ Leakage sensor function automatically stops in case of any liquid leakage *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Regarding the use of water-soluble cutting fluids, are there any issues at the site?

1) "Supplementation" takes a lot of time Weighing ⇒ Dilution ⇒ Measurement ⇒ Transport ⇒ Supply 2) Not diluted "appropriately" Incorrect dilution order, adding water and oil separately, etc. 3) There is "variation" in concentration Concentration varies depending on the person responsible for preparation, leading to increased oil costs and affecting the quality of machine tools and processed products. 4) Transporting "heavy" pails Burden on the body 5) "Spills" during transport causing "dirt" Additional cleaning tasks such as wiping arise, leading to a dirty work environment Leave it to "Raku-Rant"! "Raku-Rant" will solve it!

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We have a proven track record of implementation for customers engaged in various metal processing! Introducing the reduction effects achieved through implementation.

We would like to share feedback from companies that have introduced "Raku-Ranto," handled by Komatsu Seiki Co., Ltd. - Comment from Company L in Ishikawa Prefecture: "We used to replenish cutting fluid every other day, but now it is automatically supplied, allowing employees to focus on processing tasks." - Comment from ISS Yamazaki Machinery's Mizuguchi Factory in Shiga Prefecture: "It has become much easier as there is no need to manage cutting fluid, reducing the burden on operators and minimizing non-operating time for machine tools. It has also contributed to reducing costs for cutting tools and the amount of cutting fluid purchased." 【Reduction Effects from the Introduction of Raku-Ranto at ISS Yamazaki Machinery's Mizuguchi Factory】 ■ Decrease in tool breakage - Approximately 100 tools, resulting in an annual reduction of about 5 million yen in product damage costs. ■ Annual reduction of about 1 million yen in the purchase of cutting fluid concentrate. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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