Resolve punching filter chip clogging with reverse wash nozzle! Suitable for water-soluble coolant.
The "OCS Series (for Aluminum and Cast Iron)" is a tank equipped with a chip removal device for small machining centers that removes floating scum along with oil using an oil skimmer. It is suitable for chip transport of aluminum and cast iron by type, and combinations with a center-through pump and secondary filtration system are also possible. 【Features】 ■ Aluminum processing specification → Screw conveyor (with filter unit) ■ Cast iron processing specification → Magnetic screw conveyor ■ Removes floating scum along with oil using an oil skimmer ■ Well-suited for chip transport of aluminum and cast iron by type ■ Suitable for water-soluble coolants *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Basic Configuration (Excerpt)】 ■Dedicated Tank ■Dedicated Hopper ■Commercial Screw Conveyor (for Aluminum) or Commercial Magnetic Screw Conveyor (for Castings) ■Bed Cleaning Coolant Pump (250W) ■Main Shaft Supply Coolant Pump (250W) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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With the technology and trust cultivated over many years, the OGUSU brand has spread around the world. In 1946, OGUSU's journey began with the manufacturing of sewing machine parts. Since then, through approximately 70 years of history, we have developed and expanded our unique technologies. We have demonstrated originality in products related to automobiles as well as in specialized industrial machinery. Today, we have established a highly efficient production system that is comprehensively managed, from material procurement to cutting, heat treatment, grinding, assembly, and even delivery, responding to the demands of a wider range of product fields.
