CNC lathe manufacturers explain the advantages and disadvantages of two cutting fluids for machining centers
During the operation of a CNC lathe machining center, the role of cutting fluid is very important. Its main function is cooling and lubrication. Therefore, oil-based cutting fluid and water-based cutting fluid are generally used. When choosing, I need to consider the advantages and disadvantages of these two cutting fluids. Today, our CNC lathe manufacturer, Haishu Machinery, will explain the advantages and disadvantages of the two cutting fluids in machining centers.
When selecting oil-based cutting fluid for CNC machining centers, those with low oil content are prone to rusting. The first one is water-soluble and has no odor, while the second one is easy to clean after completion. The fan blows it clean. Using oily materials is not as easy to rust. For example, when processing aluminum parts nowadays, not many of them use oil. There is a type of oil that is not very viscous and will not rust when used. However, the problem is that it is not easy to clean, and the processed workpiece will become oily when taken down. No matter how you blow this oil, it cannot be blown clean, unlike water-soluble ones, which also have certain drawbacks.
The above is a description by CNC lathe manufacturers of the advantages and disadvantages of two cutting fluids for machining centers. We hope that the above description can be helpful for everyone in choosing cutting fluids in the future.