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)