Re: Air mist coolant
Posted by
ron ginger
on 2001-01-19 14:18:24 UTC
Dan Mauch said:
runs a Bijur on his CNC mill. If you hold your finger in front of the
mist stream it takes a couple seconds before a whole DROP of liquid
forms. I agree that squirting a fog of mist around the shop would be a
bad idea, but, in fact, a good mist system puts a LOT less coolant in
the shop and the air than a flood system, with the tool acting like a
paddle wheel to spread the stuff around.
While the Bijur is running the tool barely gets wet. I think most of the
cooling comes from the air blast, with the coolant making just a drop of
lubrication.
I bought a cheap Wico spray system, and it does make a lot more mess
than the Bijur, but still a lot less than flood.
ron ginger
>I am very wary or the mist coolant systems because ofHave you actually seen a good air mist in operation? A friend of mine
>possible health concerns so I decided to add a flood
>coolant system back on my full size Enco mill.
runs a Bijur on his CNC mill. If you hold your finger in front of the
mist stream it takes a couple seconds before a whole DROP of liquid
forms. I agree that squirting a fog of mist around the shop would be a
bad idea, but, in fact, a good mist system puts a LOT less coolant in
the shop and the air than a flood system, with the tool acting like a
paddle wheel to spread the stuff around.
While the Bijur is running the tool barely gets wet. I think most of the
cooling comes from the air blast, with the coolant making just a drop of
lubrication.
I bought a cheap Wico spray system, and it does make a lot more mess
than the Bijur, but still a lot less than flood.
ron ginger
Discussion Thread
ron ginger
2001-01-19 14:18:24 UTC
Re: Air mist coolant
Ian Wright
2001-01-20 02:16:58 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Air mist coolant
Dan Mauch
2001-01-20 07:21:44 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Air mist coolant
dave engvall
2001-01-20 09:09:19 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Air mist coolant