The Best CNC Milling Machine Lubricant

Having the most effective lubrication system on a CNC milling machine is critically important to maximizing efficiency, managing costs and producing the highest quality finished products. The vast majority of manufacturers out there are still using MWFs (metalworking fluids) and flood cooling to lubricate their milling process, which is quite surprising.

Why is this surprising you may be thinking? Well, since the introduction of MQL (minimum quantity lubrication) systems and lubricants, a small percentage of manufacturing engineers and operation managers have transitioned from toxic MWFs to MQL, also known as micro-lubrication. They have seen substantial improvements in virtually every measurable metric across the board when it comes to how their CNC milling lubricant process performs.

 

Maglube Designs Custom MQL Systems for Each Customer

Maglube has been custom designing MQL systems for their customers for over 2 decades. While other competitors use cookie cutter solutions that don't work so well with every application... Maglube takes pride in making sure every machine for every customer is working with maximum efficiency.

When used with Maglube's organically formulated lubricants, these micro lubrication systems are the top performing systems throughout the USA.

To contact Maglube to speak with a representative about setting up your facility with an efficient Maglube system, call us today. (800) 441-2023

 

Listen to this interview how Maglube custom designs every system for their customers.
 

Green Manufacturing: What Is It?

Manufacturing, along with other industrial processes, is one of the primary industry sectors being targeted for green technology use. Traditional manufacturing methods are transforming into lean, green conserving machines that benefit the planet and the bottom line.

Why go green? It's simply the right thing to do!

Embracing sustainable and green principles is not just a trend. Cultivating sustainable and green practices helps companies become more efficient, competitive and profitable. It’s more than simply a good thing to do. 

The term “green” manufacturing can be looked at in two ways: the manufacturing of “green” products, particularly those used in renewable energy systems and clean technology equipment (like that of our earth-friendly organic minimum quantity lubrication) and the “greening” of manufacturing - reducing pollution and waste by minimizing natural resource use, recycling and reusing what was considered waste, and reducing emissions.

In the manufacturing world, it is advantageous to focus on both green and sustainability. While targeted improvements can be beneficial to your company, looking at the bigger picture maximizes the perks of an environmental focus. 

Growing numbers of businesses are finding that reducing resource use, waste, and pollution, along with recycling and reusing what was formerly looked at as waste, yields benefits not only in terms of an improved bottom line, but in terms of employee motivation, morale, and public relations.

The Earth always benefits from any effort to reduce stress on her ecosystems - and when the Earth benefits, we all benefit as well.