Support for solving issues related to cutting oils in surface modification of molds.
In the mold industry, surface modification processing is important for improving product quality and durability. The proper use of cutting oils contributes to cost reduction in mold manufacturing by enhancing machining accuracy and extending tool life. Additionally, measures against coolant deterioration are essential for maintaining stable production. This document explains the selection of cutting oils, cost reduction, and measures against deterioration. It is recommended for those aiming to reduce total costs and improve productivity in machining operations. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Surface modification processing of molds - Cost reduction of cutting oils - Measures against coolant deterioration 【Effects of Implementation】 - Improvement of machining accuracy - Extension of tool life - Achievement of stable production
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【Features】 - Relationship between oil cost and tool life - Balancing compliance with fire safety regulations and machining performance - Measures against the spoilage of water-soluble cutting oils - Understanding the degree of liquid spoilage - Improvement of oil change frequency 【Our Strengths】 As one of the world's largest independent lubricant manufacturers operating in over 40 countries, we provide high-quality lubricants that meet our customers' needs.
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Fuchs Japan Co., Ltd. is the Japanese subsidiary of the Fuchs Group, one of the world's largest independent lubricant manufacturers, which operates in over 40 countries worldwide. The company provides high-quality lubricants to a wide variety of industries in Japan, with a particular focus on metalworking oils suitable for precision machining, as well as special greases and corrosion inhibitors. To meet customer demands, Fuchs Japan is constantly engaged in the development of new products, aiming to improve productivity, reduce costs, enhance handling safety, and lessen environmental impact.
