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Subject: Production Process 2
Topic: Metal Cutting
Difficulty: Medium
| written 8.2 years ago by | modified 4.1 years ago by |
Subject: Production Process 2
Topic: Metal Cutting
Difficulty: Medium
| written 4.1 years ago by | • modified 4.1 years ago |
What are cutting fluids?
Purpose Of Cutting Fluid
To Cool The Tool - During machining operations, a lot of heat is generated. Cutting fluid helps to reduce that heat and cools the tool: this increases tool life and smooth machining operations.
To Lubricate Moving Parts - Cutting fluid is also used as a lubricant so that tools can move easily. Frankly speaking, not only tools but cutting fluid can be used anywhere in the machine where there are moving parts.
To Lubricate Moving Parts - Cutting fluid is also used as a lubricant so that tools can move easily. Frankly speaking, not only tools but cutting fluid can be used anywhere in the machine where there are moving parts.
To Reduce Wear And Tear - Since cutting fluid helps is the smooth movement of parts in a machine, there will be less wear and tear. This increases machine life and tool life.
To Clean The Tool And Machine- Cutting fluid is also used for cleaning the tool and machine. Especially in areas where cleaning is tough, cutting fluid spray jets helps to clean those areas.
To Improve Surface Texture And Finished Part Quality - Since the cutting fluid is used as a lubricant, cleaner, and cooling medium, there are high chances that the surface texture of the finished part will have fewer foreign particles. This helps in gaining a smooth surface finish and improved parts quality.