THREADING SYSTEMS - JEL - 05/2008 - Komet
THREADING SYSTEMS - JEL - 05/2008 - Komet
THREADING SYSTEMS - JEL - 05/2008 - Komet
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MQL (Miniumum Quantity Lubrication)<br />
In order to combine the<br />
advantages which minimum<br />
quantity lubrication can offer<br />
in a production system, all the<br />
components which make up<br />
this system need to be examined<br />
and aligned with each<br />
other in the best possible way.<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4 5<br />
1 Tool adaptor<br />
4 Length adjustment screw<br />
2 Coolant pipe<br />
5 Tool<br />
3 Minimal lubrication pipe<br />
Advantages and disadvantages of minimum quantity lubrication<br />
Advantages:<br />
No need to dispose of coolant<br />
No maintenance for coolant and<br />
machine<br />
No thermal shock to the tool<br />
Disadvantages:<br />
Increased thermal and mechanical<br />
stresses on the tool<br />
Connections need to be optimised<br />
When using minimal quantity lubrication<br />
it is extremely important to allocate the<br />
supply points in the best possible way.<br />
This is achieved by using, amongst other<br />
things, a special design for the end of the<br />
shank on the tools. The best results in<br />
numerous trials were achieved using the<br />
design shown below.<br />
Better lubricating effect<br />
Tools need to be optimised<br />
Minimum costs for lubricating<br />
medium<br />
tool adaptor<br />
90° chamfer tool shank<br />
length adjustment screw<br />
face<br />
lubrication holes<br />
148<br />
By working continuously with leading MWL<br />
system suppliers the KOMET GROUP can also<br />
be your partner for applications with minimum<br />
quantity lubrication. Please see note on page 152