The Esrim KSM-C001P is a device that sprays water-soluble cutting oil as mist. It can be used with center-through and turret-through systems.
Semi-dry processing is effective for carbon neutrality. Reducing the consumption of cutting oil decreases CO2 emissions during oil refining. Switching to semi-dry processing significantly reduces the power consumption of coolant pumps. Regular replacement of cutting oil is eliminated, resulting in zero CO2 emissions during waste liquid disposal. It offers higher cooling effectiveness compared to MQL (Minimum Quantity Lubrication) and can accommodate a wide range of materials. Water-soluble cutting oil allows for mist processing, making it suitable for semi-dry processing of aluminum. It supports internal lubrication such as spindle through and turret through.
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Esrim Water-Soluble Mist Spraying Device Model: KSM-C001P Input Power: AC85 to AC264V 100W 50/60Hz Dimensions: 520mmW x 400mmD x 955mmH Tank Capacity: 30L Mist Spray Volume: 100 to 2000cc or more per hour Air Pressure Input: 0.4 to 0.6Mpa, recommended 0.5Mpa Weight: 33kg Options: Automatic dilution unit, multiple mist spray control (up to 4 systems), variable control of mist spray liquid volume, etc.
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As part of our efforts towards carbon neutrality, we are reducing CO2 emissions through semi-dry processing using water-soluble mist. The target for CO2 emissions reduction in machining factories is related to cutting oils. The most effective measures include reducing the use of petroleum-based cutting oils, discontinuing the use of pumps that circulate cutting oils, and eliminating regular waste disposal of cutting oils. Esrim enables the semi-dry processing of machine tools that use large amounts of cutting oils, such as machining centers and NC lathes. We address parts made of alloy steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and other materials that traditional oil mist could not handle, using high cooling-effect water-soluble cutting oil mist. Esrim can inject water-soluble cutting oils, which were previously difficult to use, through internal lubrication methods such as turret-through and spindle-through.
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The machining center's spindle through can mist spray water-soluble cutting oil. This enables semi-dry processing for applications such as deep hole machining and rib machining, which cannot be addressed by external nozzles, significantly expanding the range of applications. Have you ever experienced insufficient cooling with oil mist like MQL, leading you to abandon semi-dry processing? Have you considered semi-dry processing with water-soluble cutting oil but found no suitable equipment? Please consider Esrim.
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We compared the coolant pump (1.5 MPa) and mist in the drilling of SCM440H with a 5φ×40mmL drill. Using the exact same water-soluble cutting oil (emulsion) under high-speed conditions (peripheral speed of 100 m, feed rate of 0.25 mm/rev), we processed 1800 holes. The mist processing achieved a lifespan equal to or greater than that of the conventional pump. Moreover, this data was obtained using a 5φ drill with small oil holes, which makes mist injection challenging.
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| Model number | overview |
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| KSM-C001P | This device can spray mist through the internal piping of machine tools using water-soluble cutting oil (internal lubrication method). It can be used in machining centers and NC lathes on mass production lines for metal parts. |
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Our company is a specialized manufacturer of mist spraying devices used for semi-dry processing. The mist spraying device "Esrim" can spray mist through the internal piping of machine tools, regardless of whether it is oil-based or water-soluble, thanks to our unique patented technology. It also has good responsiveness and is used in mass production lines for automotive parts, among others. Semi-dry processing has a significant effect in promoting carbon neutrality. We encourage you to consider Esrim.