How to Choose Dry Milling or Wet Milling in CNC Machine
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Milling is essentially a discontinuous process. This causes the temperature at the cutting edge to fluctuate constantly between high temperature (about 1000 ℃) and low temperature. So use the correct way is very important in CNC machine.
As the cutting edge cuts in and out, temperature changes are exacerbated. As a result, the cutting edge is subject to thermal shock and periodic stress, which can lead to cracks and, at worst, premature end of tool life.
The higher the temperature of the cutting area, the less suitable it is to use the cutting fluid.
In finishing operations, the use of cutting fluids does not shorten tool life as much as in roughing operations because of the reduced heat generated.
Hot cracks appear on cutting edgesDry milling can prolong the life of the cutting edge. The temperature does vary, but it stays within the design range of the carbide material.
Rough milling should always be carried out without the use of cutting fluid.
Use compressed air and oil mistThere are some exceptions to the use of cutting fluids:
When processing deep cavity, trace lubrication system (that is, compressed air containing a small amount of special oil) can be used to assist chip removal
In microlubricating systems, “oil mist” amounts to only a few milliliters of oil per hour and is discharged through normal filtered ventilation systems.
Use high flow internal and external coolan*If wet milling must be performed, cutting fluid should be used enough.
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