Sta­ble mil­ling pro­ces­ses with grea­ter effi­ci­en­cy and cleanliness

Wrought alu­mi­num alloys stick and smear during the machi­ning pro­cess and are the­r­e­fo­re pro­ne to built-up edges and burrs. This should be avo­ided by sup­p­ly­ing ple­nty of coo­ling lubri­cants, with all the asso­cia­ted dis­ad­van­ta­ges (rewor­king, clea­ning, etc.).

Com­ple­te dry machi­ning of alu­mi­num is pos­si­ble at mode­ra­te tem­pe­ra­tures with a signi­fi­cant reduc­tion in cut­ting force and high effi­ci­en­cy in abso­lut­e­ly sta­ble mil­ling pro­ces­ses. Mas­si­ve savings in ener­gy cos­ts can also be achie­ved by redu­cing CO2 con­sump­ti­on by up to 80 per­cent, which can also be sub­si­di­zed by the state.

On site: Ste­fan Fehn (Con­s­truc­tion), Johan­nes Rei­ser (Sales Key Account)